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Arj Ganesan

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ABC journalist based in Whyalla. My views are my own
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Leigh Creek residents' vision for the town and the man who hopes to achieve it

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By Isabella Carbone, Arj Ganesan Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The dust might have settled on the disused coal mine at Leigh Creek, but the winds of change are stirring as the town, once reserved for miners and their families, redefines itself.
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Leigh Creek residents' vision for the town and the man who hopes to achieve it

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By Isabella Carbone, Arj Ganesan Verified
| Flipboard
Coal 1 day ago Maryland promised Curtis Bay relief from coal dust. One year later, little has changed. baltimoresun.com - By Racquel Bazos • 1d PUBLISHED: June 19, 2026 at 12:05 PM EDT | UPDATED: June 19, 2026 at 12:29 PM EDT Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
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Farina's underground bakery volunteers reunite each year to serve up profits

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By Arj Ganesan Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The sun is hours away from rising in the South Australian outback, and retiree Kerry Storer is wrapped up in blankets to stave off the bitingly cold winter air. It's 3.30 in the morning. His alarm cuts through the night, signalling the start of what will be a hectic 14-hour shift. For many, the thought of crawling out of bed so early would seem an unwelcome challenge. And if you'd spent your working life waking up before dawn, continuing such early starts wouldn't top most retirees' to-do lists.
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