Industry sees potential in mining plan

Published: 7:51AM Tuesday March 23, 2010 Source: ONE News/Newstalk ZB

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  The government has now revealed the extent of conservation land it plans to mine - around 7,000 hectares which was protected under Schedule 4 of the Minerals Act. Breakfast speaks to Peter Whittall who is the GM of mining of Pike River Coal Ltd, in the West Coast's Paparoa National Park.

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