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Industry work to solve inequality in mining

ASHANTI Gold Australia is working to ensure a more equitable future for indigenous women in the mining sector, holding a camp designed to teach them about the many opportunities in the resources industry.

Camp attendees will get an up-close view of mining operations.

Camp attendees will get an up-close view of mining operations.

The gold miner, along with Curtin University, in collaboration with the Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia, will hold its first camp specifically catering to young Aboriginal women....

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