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Miners go pink for breast cancer

A BREAST cancer fundraising collaboration between BHP Billiton and mining contractor Redpath Australia at the Cannington lead-silver mine in Queensland raised $A60,000 last year.

Kristie Batten
Miners go pink for breast cancer

The final figure exceeded estimates. Redpath painted an excavator bright pink and donated $10 dollars for every hour that it worked at the mine. BHP contributed $10,000 to the initiative and the...

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