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Jarrod Lucas

Verified
Boulder, Kalgoorlie
As seen in: ABC News (Australia), MSN Australia, Yahoo, Radio New Zealand (RNZ), The West Australian, The New Daily, Mogaznews En
ABC reporter/professional photographer living in Kalgoorlie. Cricket and football tragic waiting for Adelaide Crows premiership. Views my own.
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WA mother says NDIS reforms will hit regional Australia hardest

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By Jarrod Lucas Verified, Chris Edmondson
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
West Australian mother-of-three Annette Nicholas is in no rush to become an empty-nester but unlike most parents, she fears that dream may soon be out of reach. Mrs Nicholas and her husband last year became disability support workers to share their "lived experience" of raising 15-year-old son Tre, who is intellectually disabled and also lives with autism. The couple also share two daughters, aged nine and 24.
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Gold reserves at Kalgoorlie Super Pit continue to grow with millions spent on underground drilling

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By Jarrod Lucas Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
An ongoing exploration campaign beneath Kalgoorlie's Super Pit is starting to pay off, with significant new ore reserves set to extend the life of the iconic gold mine. The dimensions of the Super Pit have continued to expand since operations began in 1989, digging up historic workings on what was famously known as the Golden Mile.
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Plans to revive WA's once-booming nickel plants to cash in on high gold prices

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By Jarrod Lucas Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Jarrod Lucas and Tara de Landgrafft Surging gold prices are breathing new life into Western Australia's mostly idle nickel industry, with plans to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on retrofitting three mothballed plants to churn out gold bars instead of the key stainless steel ingredient.
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