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Police had prepared for violent clashes.
New clashes as miners attack Indigenous populations in Brazil
Illegal miners emboldened by support for their industry from President Jair Bolsonaro.
Pike River lessons being applied at Auckland's City Rail Link
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Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Speak up when what's yours is mined
Mining operation underestimated extent of iwi and community determination and resilience.
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The families said they accept advice that going further would be expensive and complex.
Pike River: More items dragged out for police
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Brunner Mine disaster: 125 years since NZ's worst workplace accident
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Ngarewa-Packer's Members' Bill seeks to ban seabed mining
Mining company Trans-Tasman Resources says it is strongly opposed to the Bill.
Rio Tinto chair quits over destruction of ancient Indigenous caves
The mining giant blasted the 46,000-year-old heritage site in May last year.
'Pride and sadness': Pike River team reaches planned furthest point in mine
The agency reached the roof fall, 2.260km up the drift access tunnel, on Tuesday.
Power deal reached: Tiwai life extended to 2024
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Ten years on from the Pike River disaster: Nearing the end of the tunnel
Thursday, November 19 marks 10 years since the mine exploded, killing 29 men.
Iwi, Māori Party condemn intervention in seabed mining case
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says consent for TTR would result in "environmental vandalism".
Protesters shut down mine near Huntly
Some activists were arrested after they chained themselves to an internal gate.
Tim Jones: Mining efforts press on with no time to burn
Opinion: NZ Minerals Forum flies in the face of the consensus of a need for change.
Fact or Fiction: Could NZ become the North Sea of the south?
Could New Zealand be missing out on huge oil and gas potential?
Pike River mine re-entry: Finding human remains possible, recovery boss says
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Election 2020: Judith Collins and the art of cheeky misdirection
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Opinion | Rio Tinto's chairman must stop digging
Comment: Rio Tinto boss' exit is a victory for shareholder activism.
High Court rules on Cabinet division over chasing gold in Waihi
Environmental group vows to fight on after legal setback over mining waste ponds
Jarden Brief: Demands for resignations grow after Rio Tinto damages Aboriginal site
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Premium: Proposal to expand Waihī mine met with backlash from conservationists
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Shame on Rio Tinto for its preposterous excuse for blowing up an Aboriginal site
Would ridiculous apology wash if it had blown up Stonehenge?
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A new report finds there could be 1.6m ounces of gold to dig out of the area.
Mining company fined after 7 tonne rockfall seriously injures worker
The digger driver still suffers from the head injuries caused in the slip, three years on.
Local Focus: Coal or sustainable energy? Business or the environment? Whanganui candidates state their views
Whanganui electorate candidates on energy. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
The $2.1b prize: Waihi Gold gets permit for controversial project
The underground mine is in an area home to the endangered Archey's Frog.
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Gold Rush: $1.7b vein at Waihi could mean 300 more jobs
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Company wants to mine two million cubic metres of sand off Pakiri coast
Company wants to mine two million cubic metres of sand for Auckland's construction sector.