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Fortescue Fined $108 Million For Indigenous Compensation
Fortescue Metals Group has been fined $108 million for failing to adequately compensate Indigenous employees.
RNZ National
Fortescue Fined $108 Million For Indigenous Compensation
Fortescue Metals Group has been fined $108 million for failing to adequately compensate Indigenous landowners. The company must pay this amount to the Indigenous population. The ruling came after a court found the company had mined land without proper permission.
BBC World Service
Yindjibarndi People Receive $150 Million Compensation
The Yindjibarndi people in Western Australia have received $150 million in compensation. The NGB Aboriginal Corporation sought over a billion dollars. This settlement resolves native title claims related to mining activities on their land.
ABC NewsRadio AU
Australian Mining Project Faces Native Title Dispute
An Australian mining project is facing a native title dispute. The dispute could impact the project's timeline and operations. The project is located near Perth. The dispute involves claims from Indigenous groups.
RNZ National
Henry Joins Perth Bears Sports Team
A player named Henry is moving to the Perth Bears sports team.
2GB Sydney
New Franchises Receive Tax-Free Government Assistance, Raising Competition Concerns
A new franchise expected in two years will receive government assistance, including tax-free dollars, making it difficult for existing or upcoming entities, such as 'Perth' which arrives next year, to compete.
ABC Radio Sydney
Call To Protect Bushland Near Perth, WA
An individual advocated for the protection of bushland near Perth, Western Australia, describing it as beautiful and full of chewits, banksias, and canary cockatoos. The area extends 10 kilometers inland to the Indian Ocean Drive and links with Yanchep National Park.
ABC Radio Sydney
Fremantle Dockers On Eight-Game Winning Streak
Fremantle coach Justin Longmire stated that consistency is for the Dockers to capitalize on their strong start to the season. The team has achieved an eight-game winning streak after defeating Hawthorne in the final five minutes of Thursday night's match in Perth.
ABC NewsRadio AU
Western Australia Reports Seven Diphtheria Cases
The Western Australian Department of Health has reported seven cases of diphtheria in Aboriginal people living in the Kimberley region since December.
CBC Radio One
Australian Farmers Seek Stronger Rodent Bait
Farmers in Western and South Australia report a growing mouse plague affecting grain crops. Some growers are reporting densities of thousands of mice per hectare. The affected farmers say they desperately need access to stronger poisonous bait to control the infestation.
ABC NewsRadio AU