Caroona coal mine victory made possible by community groups

Jamieson Murphy
Updated August 12 2016 - 7:10pm, first published 1:52pm
TRUE GRIT: Caroona farmers, who have fought the mine for over a decade, watch on as the Deputy Premier Troy Grant office announces the government had bought back BHP’s exploration licence. Photo: Garth Gardner 120816GGA05
TRUE GRIT: Caroona farmers, who have fought the mine for over a decade, watch on as the Deputy Premier Troy Grant office announces the government had bought back BHP’s exploration licence. Photo: Garth Gardner 120816GGA05

SUE Willis remembers the first fundraiser SOS Liverpool Plains ever held – a cake stall in the main street of Quirindi.

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Jamieson Murphy

Jamieson Murphy

News director

Newcastle Herald news director. Interested in any and all yarns. Whisper g'day mate to me at jamieson.murphy@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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