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Pay, rosters and future jobs at heart of WA's latest coal strike (opens the original)
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Workers at one of WA's two remaining coal mines have walked off the job, citing concerns over pay and their future employment prospects. More than 100 staff from Premier Coal took part in the two-hour stoppage ahead of the 2030 shutdown of state-owned coal fired power generation in WA. Premier Coal says it remains committed to reaching a fair and sustainable deal with its remaining workforce. More than 100 mine workers have been joined by Collie residents in a push for higher wages ahead of the
Coal workers back strike action at heart of WA's energy grid (opens the original)
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Workers at Premier Coal have voted to take protected industrial action after talks between unions and the Chinese-owned miner broke down. The parties are trying to negotiate their final enterprise agreement before coal-fired power is phased out in WA in 2030. The WA government says the industrial action will not impact electricity supplies to the grid, with Synergy stockpiling coal. Industrial action is set to hit the heart of Western Australia's power grid after talks between unionised staff an
Premier urges Chinese, Indian coal firms to merge before funding stops (opens the original)
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The state government has pledged its support for a merger between WA's only coal miners as its 2030 deadline to retire state-owned coal assets approaches. Premier Roger Cook says commercial negotiations will be at arm's length, but a merger is "self-evident". The state government says it is working with the privately owned coal miners to negotiate the specifics of the merger. The WA government is pushing for the state's last remaining privately-owned coal mines to merge ahead of its self-imposed
With native forestry banned across WA, why are logging trucks still on the road? (opens the original)
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Topic:Forestry, Logging and Timber Industry The WA government is ecologically thinning native forests to address problems left behind after the banning of native logging. A South West landowner says contractors are ripping up trees without thought, and an independent scientist argues there is no scientific basis for the practice. Almost 146,000 hectares of state forests and timber reserves have been earmarked as potentially suitable for ecological thinning. Deep in Western Australia's South West
Police lay murder charges after man found dead at Australind bus stop (opens the original)
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Two men in their 30s have been charged with murder after a man was found dead in South West WA. Emergency services were called to the man who was found with critical injuries at a bus stop about 1:20am on Sunday. The charged men faced Bunbury Magistrates court on Monday. Two men have been charged with murder after another man in his 20s was found dead in Western Australia's South West. Kody Scott Pratzky, 30, and Jesse Paul Allan Diver, 33, appeared in Bunbury Magistrates Court on Monday, facing
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