AWU Victorian State Secretary Ronnie Hayden will provide an update on the Ballarat Mine collapse
Time : 10am today (14.03.2024)
Location: Trades Hall Ballarat, 24 Camp St, Ballarat Central
Contact details:
Sasha Dougherty: 0438498305
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ALERT: AWU update on Ballarat mine collapse
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