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Stand by your women, miners

More than 57% of women respondents did not consider the industry diverse.

There is still a long way to go when it came to diversity and inclusion for women on mine sites in the country

There is still a long way to go when it came to diversity and inclusion for women on mine sites in the country

The results of a national women in mining survey conducted by AusIMM revealed there was still a long way to go when it came to diversity and inclusion on mine sites in the country, with concerns raised...

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