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Sacked environmental reformer lands mining role
The former state Environment Department boss sacked by Steven Marshall as part of his initial public service cull has landed a new job – with a mining company.
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The former state Environment Department boss sacked by Steven Marshall as part of his initial public service cull has landed a new job – with a mining company.
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Copper and gold producer Oz Minerals’ half-year profit has fallen by 43 per cent amid lower prices and the costs associated with legal action against the company.
Oz Minerals’ proposal to build a $150 million concentrate treatment plant in Whyalla is “great news” for the embattled region, says State Treasurer and Resources Minister Tom Koutsantonis.
Adelaide-based copper producer Oz Minerals says the company has had a strong start to the year with production on track.
OZ Minerals has followed up its expansion plans for its South Australian copper and gold Carrapateena project by announcing a $A60 million on-market share buyback.
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