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Old 31-07-2011, 09:30 PM   #11
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Default Re: Who works in the mines and what doing

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there are a couple of fairly new coal mines in the Mudgee area and a big gold mine at Orange that doing some major expansions, i know a couple of guys working there with the contractors and making good $$$.
I've been trying to get into the mines at orange for the last 2yrs. North Parkes Mines is another one.
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