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Obese miner wins job back

AN obese Queensland miner has won his job back on appeal - with a court ruling that he could oper...

Lau Caruana
Obese miner wins job back

The 47-year-old-man – who weighs 163kg and has a body mass index of 50.8 – lost his job after a workplace review, which following rules in the Queensland Coal Mining Safety and Health Regulation Act, which...

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