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Rio Tinto: Why this picture of Anthony Albanese in the Pilbara has raised eyebrows - Vimarsana News

Rio Tinto: Why this picture of Anthony Albanese in the Pilbara has raised eyebrows

He’s not the first prime minister to do it, so why has there been controversy about Anthony Albanese wearing a mining giant’s shirt with his name on it?

Source: sbs.com.au
Rail car manufacturers can't compete with China, and it has cost WA jobs - Vimarsana News

Rail car manufacturers can't compete with China, and it has cost WA jobs

The state’s biggest grain handler CBH has admitted it selected a Chinese outfit over local firms to build hundreds of wagons because of their superior cost, design capability and capacity to complete the work.

Source: smh.com.au
50,000-year-old Yirra cave in the Pilbara came close to being destroyed. - Vimarsana News

50,000-year-old Yirra cave in the Pilbara came close to being destroyed.

Yirra cave is the oldest-known site in the Pilbara and brims with ancient artefacts. So, how did it come so perilously close to being destroyed?

Rio Tinto Is Cleared Of Any Wrongdoing After Losing A Deadly Radioactive Capsule That Fell From A Truck In Western Australia, Sparking An Unprecedented Search » WhatsNew2Day - Vimarsana News

Rio Tinto Is Cleared Of Any Wrongdoing After Losing A Deadly Radioactive Capsule That Fell From A Truck In Western Australia, Sparking An Unprecedented Search » WhatsNew2Day

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50,000-year-old Yirra cave in the Pilbara came close to being destroyed. - Vimarsana News

50,000-year-old Yirra cave in the Pilbara came close to being destroyed.

Yirra cave is the oldest-known site in the Pilbara and brims with ancient artefacts. So, how did it come so perilously close to being destroyed?