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Tailings dust lifting of the surface of Newcrest Cadia s tailings dam in April 2020.
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Garry Haines was out checking calving cows on November 6 last year in the picturesque Errowanbang valley in New South Wales when suddenly he could not breathe.
Thick, white dust coated the pasture he was riding his bike through. The dust was coming up off the grass, from the dust event that happened a few days before, he said. And when you re following cattle along they re walking through it, so the dust is coming back up from them.
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Jordan Rankin was enjoying his time in the Super League, had a contract extension in the pipeline but is now looking to revive his NRL career with Parramatta.
The former Titans teen prodigy told NRL.com family reasons were behind his decision to walk out on a contract extension at Castleford at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic for family reasons and his ambition for the 2021 season is to get back into the Telstra Premiership action.
Rankin, who made his NRL debut in 2008 as a precocious 16-year-old, was not only enjoying his time at Castleford but playing well and in discussions to extend his stay there when his partner s grandfather took ill in Australia.
A host of promising youngsters approaching first-grade readiness and some handy off-season recruiting will make a difference to the Eels in 2021, according to halfback Mitch Moses.
While very reluctant to pile too many expectations on the up-and-comers, Moses told NRL.com he d been impressed by what some of the triallists had added to the squad, including players such as centre Will Penisini, utility back Sean Russell, halfback Jake Arthur and lock Caleb Tohi.
The latter three were all playing against 15- and 16-year-olds just a few months ago on their way to spots in the 2020 Schoolboys Cup team of the tournament (or second team) honours.
By Peter Harrison2021-02-17T15:00:00+00:00
Large-scale antigen testing can play a key role in helping to prevent the spread of the virus in all settings, notes Peter Harrison
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The covid-19 pandemic has brought an intense focus on diagnostics, highlighting the importance of accurate and timely diagnosis.
With high infection rates and lockdown restrictions in the UK, extensive antigen testing is proving to be key in helping to prevent the spread of the virus in all settings, enabling a rapid start to contact tracing.
In addition to the health sector, many essential businesses are keen to protect their workforce and maintain operations in a safe way, such as those in the construction, transport and food distribution industries.
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