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Mt Arthur stops Bulga's rescue win spree

Open cut workers account for about 89% of production employment within Hunter Valley coal mines.

Lou Caruana
BHP Billiton's Mt Arthur open cut rescue team.

BHP Billiton's Mt Arthur open cut rescue team.

The 110 competitors from 11 NSW mine sites faced a series of high-pressure scenarios at the Hunter Valley Mines Rescue station on November 4 2016. From a tricky vertical rescue, to a gruesome impalement...

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