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Rio was forced to change the way it operates in the Pilbara after fallout from Juukan Gorge disaster

 Rio Tinto iron ore CEO Simon Trott with some Yindjibarndi people.

Rio Tinto iron ore CEO Simon Trott with some Yindjibarndi people.

The miner was forced to change the way it operated in the Pilbara after the fallout from the Juukan Gorge disaster in 2020, when it legally destroyed two 46,000-year-old rock shelters sacred to the Puutu...

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