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WMCR fined over Mt Keith death

WMC Resources has pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to maintain a safe working environment at its Mt Keith nickel operation following the death of a worker in September 2002.

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WMCR fined over Mt Keith death

Daniel Comrie was killed when a Roche Mining truck he was driving plunged 60m into 14m of water at the bottom of the pit, north of Leinster in Western Australia. WMCR was fined $40,000 plus costs. ...

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