Iron ore workers stood down with no pay, the company blames the fuel crisis
A Northern Territory mine has stood down workers and stopped operations, blaming the high price of fuel. Unions say that's "rubbish".
Iron ore workers stood down with no pay, the company blames the fuel crisis
A Northern Territory mine has stood down workers and stopped operations, blaming the high price of fuel. Unions say that's "rubbish".
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