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Australian killed in South African mine
This story has surprisingly received no coverage in the national or international media, so I’m posting it here in the hope someone picks it up. An Australian mine worker, Matthew Norman, was among the nine people killed in an accident … Continue reading
Topics: Australia, media, mining, news, South Africa
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St Barbara’s Festival
St Barbara is the patron saint of mining and each year a festival is held in her honour and to celebrate the mining industry in Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Western Australia. A highlight is the big parade down Hannan Street, held this year … Continue reading
Topics: Australia, Kalgoorlie, Kids, mining
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Back on the bike
I haven’t ridden the bike much this year, in fact not at all for the past few months until today. I’m gearing up for the Balzano Barrow Race this weekend when I’ll be one of five people in a team … Continue reading
Topics: Kalgoorlie, mining, PR, weather
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A morbid thought
I don’t think I’ve ever written it here before, but my middle name is John. My full name is the same as my grandfather and uncle. My uncle was sadly killed in Victoria’s Black Friday bushfire of 1939. I searched … Continue reading
Goreys in Kalgoorlie
I discovered today that one of my relatives was the bareknuckle boxing champion of Kalgoorlie! I was pretty sure that we weren’t the first Goreys to live in Kalgoorlie. Shortly after I arrived here I met the secretary of the … Continue reading
Topics: Australia, boys, family, Feature, History, Kalgoorlie, mining, PR, society, south australia, war
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