
Another twist in Pike River Mine row
The Pike River Mine controversy took yet another turn today with Parliament's Commerce Committee agreeing to hear submissions on the sealing of the mine.
The Pike River Mine controversy took yet another turn today with Parliament's Commerce Committee agreeing to hear submissions on the sealing of the mine.
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Six years after a white-hot explosion in the Pike River Mine, some of the families of the deceased are making it very clear they will
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The very health and safety changes which the Pike River disaster prompted make re-entering the mine difficult, Prime Minister Bill English says.
OceanaGold Corp expects increased gold production at a cheaper cash cost in 2017.
Families of the 29 men killed in the Pike River mining tragedy are standing their ground as they protest against a bid to seal off the mine permanently.
Solid Energy's attempts to seal Pike River mine will be met with a road block after the owners of the access road gave the victim's families legal control of the road.
Pike River families say a meeting with Solid Energy's new boss over re-entering the mine was "insulting".
The Pike River Mine protest entered its 15th day today, with a second leading mine specialist backing a drift re-entry.
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Taranaki Iwi and environmental groups are bitterly disappointed. "The failings of our government and the failings of DOC especially, means we have to go out and fight these corporations off". Made with funding from NZ On Air.
There is no doubt in Daniel Rockhouse's mind that he and Russell Smith were not the only two who survived the first Pike River mine explosion.
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OceanaGold's Haile mine in South Carolina has been valued at A$1.3 billion ($1.34b) with expectations it's on target to pour first gold by December.
Seabed mining is back in the spotlight as Trans Tasman Resources submits second application for consent to mine off the South Taranaki coast.
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Seabed mining is back in the spotlight as Trans Tasman Resources submits second application for consent to mine off the South Taranaki coast.
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