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IT IS called the Toowong Process and while it may lead some to recall a film with Patrick Swayze, Wesley Snipes and John Leguizamo in drag, it is actually something that could make unmineable copper deposits accessible. <b>Supply Side by <i>Australia’s Mining Monthly</i> editor <b>Noel Dyson</b>

Noel Dyson
Copper art

Actually, speaking of films involving the late Patrick Swayze, it is hard to fathom the thinking behind the suggestion to remake the cult classic Road House with Ronda Rousey. That’s right, the same Ronda...

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