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Death at Savage River

Worker killed at Grange Resources' Savage River magnetite mine

Kristie Batten
Death at Savage River

Few details have been confirmed but WorkSafe Tasmania said it was investigating a fatal accident involving an interstate worker.

“As the investigation is ongoing, no further information is available at this time,” WorkSafe Tasmania CEO Mark Cocker said.

Grange Resources requested a trading halt on Friday regarding “an incident on the mine site”.

The company said this morning that a "specialist contractor" had been involved in a serious safety incident at the mine's North pit, but strangely, did not mention that the worker had been killed.

Operations continue at the South pit, 5km away.

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