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Erneut ungewöhnlich großer Diamant in Botsuana entdeckt 08.07.2021 06.43 Online seit gestern, 6.43 Uhr Minenarbeiter haben in Botsuana erneut einen ungewöhnlich großen Diamanten entdeckt. Der weiße Edelstein wiege 1.174 Karat und sei der drittgrößte Diamant der Welt, sagte der Geschäftsleiter der kanadischen Diamantenfirma Lucara, Naseem Lahri, gestern in Botsuanas Hauptstadt Gaborone. Nach Lahris Angaben verdrängt der Edelstein damit einen Diamanten, den die botsuani...

Im Südwesten der USA nehmen Dürre und Brände weiter zu. Meteorologen und Klimaforscher befürchten noch schlimmere Flächenbrände als im...

The Bowen Basin 47 year-old operator claims he has lost strength in his right arm and feels pain doing everyday activities

WASHINGTON—Democratic President Joe Biden’s nominee to run the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), California OSHA Director Doug Parker, spent his Senate confirmation hearing fending off Republican demands that Biden deep-six a union-pushed Emergency Temporary Standard to comba...

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Premium Content A confused Moranbah man pushed a police officer multiple times before realising who it was. Buddy James Thomas, 42, pleaded guilty in Moranbah Magistrates Court on May 13 to obstructing a police officer. Police prosecutor Sergeant Paul Cramp said police responded to a noise complaint at a Moranbah property on March 20 about 9.15pm. Police attended the address and knocked multiple times, to no answer. An officer opened the unlocked door, saw Thomas standing in the living roo...

Hope faces off against power in Marikana trial The family members of mineworkers killed during the Marikana massacre in 2012 have yet to see a police officer held to account 14 May 2021 - 10:32 By Niren Tolsi Police fire on mineworkers at Marikana in the North West. File photo. Image: Alon Skuy The public area in the Mahikeng high court was populated with history’s ghosts at the resumption of the murder trial of the police officers implicated in the strike at Mar...

A 30-year-old mine worker drove down into an embankment in an attempt to flee police while drink driving. Jared Reece Borghero pleaded guilty at Blackwater Magistrates Court on February 5 to driving under the influence of liquor. Police prosecutor Sergeant Paul Cramp said Borghero was intercepted by police about 11.25pm on January 22, at a mining camp at Bluff. The officers were patrolling the Jellinbah Mine camp on the Capricorn Hwy when they saw a white Ford Ranger run into the embankment, ...

Doesnt go to the workers. i can assure you. so ive introduced the slap act. stop looting americas pensions. last night, murray energy, the largest unionized mine company in the country, has gone bankrupt. and if this proceeds as it has before, our miners will be left out. they, by next year, theyll lose their pensions and the average pension for a mine worker thats retired or a widow thats receiving it is around $600. and thats a life-sustaining amount of money for them and all of thats eroded. ...

People in america, you know, many of whom like it, the position of taking away the insurance of a mine worker or steel worker who has negotiated their health care as part of their collective bargaining agreement, that doesnt seem progressive to me. that seems like a really bad political idea. and it could be extremely costly to us in the election for president and also the election to try to get a majority of the senate because there are many of these states, colorado, arizona, north carolina wh...