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Campaign brings voices of South Hedland children to parliament (opens the original)
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The End Child Poverty campaign is taking the voices of children from South Hedland to federal parliament. The team found children in South Hedland were exposed to poverty, despite living in one of the wealthiest regions in Australia. The movement is now calling for a clear strategy on childhood poverty to better understand and address the issue. Every month, billions of dollars in trade is exported through Port Hedland, the iron ore-coated export hub in WA's Pilbara region. But on the doorstep o
Newman Rodeo's return for first time since 2019 draws 'royalty' (opens the original)
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The small mining town of Newman has been buzzing in the lead-up to its first rodeo in seven years. The full-points rodeo drew competitors from across the state, including rodeo royalty. Event organisers and locals hope the event will become a mainstay on the town's calendar. Rodeo royalty Ariana Rhodes is among the dozens of competitors who travelled from far and wide to compete in Newman's revitalised rodeo. Eleven-year-old Ariana and her eight-year-old cousin Svetalina Stones trotted their hor
Remote communities cut off as MinRes claims $158k from roads budget (opens the original)
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The Shire of East Pilbara will refund Mineral Resources nearly $160,000 in historic rates from its road maintenance budget. The state government's decision to overturn a controversial Supreme Court decision paved the way for the miner to pursue the refund. Remote residents fear the move will see critical access roads deteriorate even further. A multi-billion-dollar mining company is set to collect a $158,000 refund from a remote West Australian council, with residents of the region's isolated co
Union row with BHP deepens after officials kicked off Port Hedland site (opens the original)
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Amid the ongoing industrial dispute between BHP and unions at the miner's Port Hedland operations, tensions have flared after union officials were removed from site. The Electrical Trades Union has subsequently accused BHP of a smear campaign. The union says it will take the matter to the Federal Court. Fresh tensions have erupted between unions and BHP during a visit by union officials to the miner's Port Hedland operations on Thursday. The Electrical Trades Union (ETU) claims three elected uni
BHP and unions both claim wins after weekend strike action (opens the original)
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Unionised staff have resumed work after 48 hours of industrial action at BHP's facilities in Port Hedland, Western Australia. BHP has indicated the action caused minimal disruption to its operations, but unions say the strike had the desired effect. The two parties will return to the Fair Work Commission for another meeting on August 18. As unionised BHP staff return to work after 48 hours of industrial action, the strike's full impact on the mining giant and Australia's largest export port rema
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