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Team sent to help laid-off Darling Downs workers

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By Francene Norton Map: Killarney 4373 230 jobs are in jeopardy after the Leitch Pastoral Group closed its Killarney abattoir and processing facility at Pittsworth. An announcement on the future of the business is due on Friday. Premier Anna Bligh says the Government is trying
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Floating dock bolsters opportunities

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The floating dock in Henderson will be used for work connected to the Gorgon gas project and submarines (Australian marine complex) Map: Henderson 6166 The dock at the Australian Marine Complex in Henderson cost $60 million and can lift boats weighing up to 12,000 tonnes out
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Disgruntled workers offered another camp

About 1500 workers will be offered permanent accommodation at another camp. (file) Map: Karratha 6714 About 1500 workers walked off the job last month in protest against a plan to have employees occupy a new donga each working cycle. Representatives from the state's three

Fast-train study still not finished

Map: Bunbury 6230 The proposed service is expected to cut the rail journey between the cities from two-and-a-half hours to 90 minutes. South-west Labor MP Adele Farina said last November that the Government had received a feasibility study into the proposed project but was refusing

Uranium transport options revealed

Map: Kalgoorlie 6430 The company's submission to the Environmental Protection Authority outlines plans to transport uranium from the site, south of Wiluna, through the northern Goldfields to Kalgoorlie-Boulder. All three options suggest storing the uranium oxide concentrate in

Tenders sought for defence base revamp

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By Kallee Buchanan Map: Tin Can Bay 4580 Camp Kerr is being upgraded as part of the Federal Government's $1.4 billion Enhanced Land Force project, which could see the Army's ranks boosted by as many as 3,000 members. The department will hold briefing sessions with the construction
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Vero leaving sparks builders" concerns

Vero offers indemnity insurance to more than 60 per cent of WA's builders. (ABC News: File photo) Map: Perth 6000 The MBA says Vero Insurance, which offers indemnity insurance to more than 60 per cent of the state's builders has indicated it will withdraw from the WA market

Woodside finalises Browse site

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James Price Point will be the centre of Woodside's LNG hub. (ABC Kimberley: Ben Collins) Map: Broome 6725 The Federal government renewed the companies' Browse Basin leases in December but attached conditions, including that the companies finalise the site by March. Woodside
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Mine extension to create excessive noise

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Map: Stroud 2425 Gloucester Coal has applied to the New South Wales Government to extend its Duralie open-cut mine to extract an additional 21 million tonnes of coal. The mining company says it will work with about 20 homeowners in a bid to mitigate noise that is expected to reach
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Report reveals mixed agribusiness performance

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Map: Broken Hill 2880 The report says costs which have decreased this quarter include, raw materials, fuel, freight, feed and wages. The Economic Performance Indicator for agribusinesses in the far west has risen 0.7 since September, however, the region's performance is still below
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