Proposal Rejected by Miners
BRISBANE, Wednesday. —Collinsville stay-down miners today rejected a proposal by the Chairman…
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Mining & the mines, 1952
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Latest Moves on Queensland Coal Trouble
BRISBANE, Thursday. — An attempt to settle the Collinsville coal dispute will be made at a compulsory conference to be called if a State-wide stoppage is held…
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BRISBANE, Friday.—The Collinsville stay-down strike by coalminers was settled today after a 2½ hours' conference. The Government agreed…
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WOLLONGONG, Sunday.— All Australian Iron and Steel collieries which were involved in the strike are expected to…
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Lismore City Council's Health, Gas and Electricity Committee has announced new coal and tar…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Chairman of the N.S.W. combined Colliery Proprietors' Association, Mr. E. E. Warren, said tonight the…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday. — General president of the Miners' Federation, Mr. I. Williams, was today told by his doctor…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A strike at Lithgow power house today threw 33 Western mines idle and…
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SYDNEY, Friday. — Central executive of the Miners' Federation today took steps to oppose amendments to…
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SYDNEY, Friday. —Coal reserves in New South Wales are at their highest point since the…
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CASINO, Thursday.—A newly-designed Holeman coaling plant at present under construction at Casino locomotive railway yards is estimated to cost in the vicinity of £150,000…
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Scene inside the Glen Davis Shale Mine showing some of the miners who are staging a stay in strike in protest against the Federal Government's decision to dismantle the mine installations. The men had been sent down to dismantle installations in the mine, which is to be closed. The bunks have been made from…
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LITHGOW, Thursday.—The Western District Board of Management of the Miners' Federation will meet…
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CANBERRA, Thursday.—The House of Representatives, virtually without discussion today, passed through all stages a Bill to remove legal doubts concerning the power of the Coal Industry Tribunal to consider and…
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GLEN DAVIS, Friday.—Glen Davis miners today completed the fourth day of their staydown [?]rike in protest against…
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GLEN DAVIS, Sunday.—A local Methodist Minister today held a special service 1000 ft. underground for the…
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Blue and gold streamers and a massed effect of poinsettias made an effective setting for the Byron Bay C.W.A. ball…
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HONG KONG, Monday (AAP-Reuter).—The Chinese vessel, "New China", struck a mine in the Pearl River…
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CANBERRA, Tuesday.—With two months' figures still outstanding, latest returns of coal production for the current financial year show that N.S.W. miners have already won 12,289,000 tons of black coal. Their monthly totals of…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—The N.S.W. Cabinet today agreed to amendments to the Coal Industry Act necessary to…
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