Supreme Court rules failure to prosecute Pike River boss was illegal
UPDATED: WorkSafe says it will meet with the families following the decision.
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The prosecution of Pike River Coal chief executive Peter Whittall on charges related to the 2010 mine disaster was halted illegally, the Supreme Court has ruled.
After a devastating explosion at the West Coast mine killed 29 men on November 19 seven years ago, 12 charges under the Health &
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Tim Hunter
Fri, 24 Nov 2017
Fri, 24 Nov 2017
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