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Johnston talks up WA's mining tech ambitions

WA mines minister spruiks state's mining tech credentials on the east coast

Lou Caruana
 Bill Johnston (left) being interviewed at Future of Mining Australia by Noel Dyson. Photo: Rohin Simpson

Bill Johnston (left) being interviewed at Future of Mining Australia by Noel Dyson. Photo: Rohin Simpson

Johnston said the state was a leader in developing and adapting technologies such as driverless vehicles and micro-grids and had a thriving METS sector that was using innovation to create efficiencies...

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