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Dolphin jumps after starring on TV

According to Four Corners' blurb, the story explains why powering a green future means more mines.

 Group 6 Metals executive chairman Johann Jacobs appearing on Four Corners

Group 6 Metals executive chairman Johann Jacobs appearing on Four Corners

Previously known as King Island Scheelite, Group 6 Metals is developing the Dolphin mine, on Tasmania's King Island. The Four Corners story broadcast on May 9 focused on Australia's critical minerals...

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