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Outback mining jobs are on the rise, with no workers to fill them

Abbey Halter · ABC News (AU)
Published 27 Oct 2026, 9:30 am·1 h ago·1 min read
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A number of mining operations are set to restart in outback Queensland but, with a national shortage of skilled workers, companies fear production will suffer.

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