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Cook Colliery bows out, costing 70 further jobs
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Cook Colliery bows out, costing 70 further jobs
QCoal has wound down its second and last production unit at the Cook Colliery underground mine near Blackwater. The independent Queensland coal miner cited increased production costs and market pressures on top of the current State coal royalty regime as forcing the closure. Operated by Core Crew on behalf of QCoal, the site employed about 170 workers until the first production unit closed in September this year, costing about 80 jobs. Related: …
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