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Governance questions gush from drilling bill spat Share Disaster can strike in many ways when drilling hundreds of metres down for minerals and metals such as gold or coal. A man can suffer serious spinal injuries when a 270-kilogram drill rod falls on him, oil can spray over hot exhaust when a rig hydraulic line ruptures, a worker can lose his arm when his jacket entangles in rotating rods. Nathan Mitchell with a rig during the boom times in 2009.   Glenn Hunt There is even a 68-page code of practice published by Western Australia’s Department of Mines and Petroleum outlining ways to pre...

Mountain Scene February 25, 2021 By TRACEY ROXBURGH Whakatipu residents, a new report says. The Wakatipu Mental Health Forum was held in November, attended by 80 people, including a cross-section of residents and local agency representatives, organised by Anne Marie Campbell, Daniel Sweeney, Kirsten Dennison, Vanessa van Uden, Anna Dorsey and doctor Tim Rigg. Van Uden says the group was united in its concern over the devastating Covid-19-related impacts on locals and wanted to meaningfully contribute to guiding the wider recovery, resilience and future wellbeing of the Whakati...

WATERTOWN — This year, the United Way of Northern New York marks its 100th year of serving the area.

Grady Judd: Husbands, veterans and youth football coach among those arrested in child porn operation By FOX 13 News staff Published  Josh Cascio reports BARTOW, Fla. - Thirteen men -- some identified as husbands, one is an Air Force veteran, and another is an assistant coach for a youth football team in Polk County -- all face child porn charges in the latest operation by the sheriff's office, detectives said. It was the agency's sixth roundup of child pornography suspects under "Operation Guardians of Innocence." Sheriff Grady Judd said Tuesday the suspects face over 2,300 charges and coll...

Man who broke into award-winning restaurant and spat on police officer given unpaid work by Gordon Currie © Gordon Currie Daniel Sweeney outside Perth Sheriff Court. A thief who broke into a former Scottish Restaurant of the Year to steal wine was caught out by the trail of fingerprints he left on the freshly varnished bar. Daniel Sweeney also admitted spitting on a police officer and has been ordered to carry out 120 hours unpaid work in the community. He was placed under supervision for nine months for the police assault and sentence was deferred for good behaviour in respect of the ...