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  2. Mount Mulligan mine disaster - Wikipedia

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    The mine was reopened after four months and suffered surprisingly little damage from the explosion. In 1923, the Queensland Government bought it from the operators. It was in operation until 1957, although it was heavily subsidised after World War II. The mine's final demise occurred with the completion of the Tully Falls hydro electricity ...

  3. List of environmental accidents in the fossil fuel industry ...

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    Laleham No1 coal mine, miner pinned between machinery resulting in death of miner – 1996 [19] Gretley coal mine disaster resulting in the death of 4 miners – 1996 [20] [21] Newhill coal mine, rib collapse causing death to miner – 1997 [22] BHP's Blackwater Open Cut coal mine, vehicle incident resulting in death of miner – 1997 [23]

  4. Collinsville mine disaster - Wikipedia

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    Mining disasters such as the 1954 accident at Collinsville usually led to improvements in mine safety. The Mount Mulligan accident (1921), resulting in the deaths of 75 men and boys, led to the introduction of the Coal Mining Act (1925) which included at least seven new safety provisions. Similarly, the Collinsville accident led to the addition ...

  5. Australia's QCoal says workers sent home after death at ... - AOL

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    Australia's QCoal said on Saturday that workers at its Byerwen coking coal mine in Queensland state had been sent home pending a probe into the death of a worker at the site on Thursday. Brisbane ...

  6. Collinsville Cemetery, Queensland - Wikipedia

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    The cemetery contains the graves of the seven men killed in the October 1954 accident at Collinsville State Mine, Queensland's worst mining disaster for over 30 years. As such it is closely associated with an event that brought the issue of mine safety to public attention throughout the state and prompted legislated changes to mine safety ...

  7. Torbanlea Colliery Disaster - Wikipedia

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    A plan of the mine showing the site of the explosion, from the royal commission into the accident. The Torbanlea Colliery Disaster was a 1900 mining accident near the town of Torbanlea in the colony of Queensland (now a state of Australia) that claimed the lives of five workers. [1]

  8. 81-year-old death row inmate dies weeks before his scheduled ...

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    An 81-year-old Louisiana death row inmate died Saturday, several weeks before he was scheduled to be put to death for his young stepson’s murder in what would have been one of the state’s ...

  9. Box Flat Mine - Wikipedia

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    The Box Flat Mine was serviced by the Bundamba-Swanbank coal line. After the Box Flat Mine closure the need to transport coal to fuel the power station became imperative. The Bundamba-Swanbank coal line transported most coal to the power station, so an additional balloon loop was built for the delivery of coal. There are now two balloon loops ...