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An industry rock has fallen

Quarry Mining MagNovember 27, 2020November 27, 2020

by Quarry Mining MagNovember 27, 2020November 27, 202001481

Veteran quarry industry manager and consultant George William Cunningham – Geo – passed away on Wednesday November 25 aged 84 in Matamata. Tributes are flowing...

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Tag : NZ Institute of Quarrying

An industry rock has fallen

Moving forward with political change

Reflections on Japanese Culture – why Aunty Netta likes ‘simple’

Caring about sound science – carbon is not carbon dioxide

Explaining environmental policies

Behind the party leader’s clash

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