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Neil Watkinson

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As seen in: Kalgoorlie Miner, Perth Now, The West Australian, Albany Advertiser, Geraldton Guardian, North West Telegraph, Countryman, Pilbara News, Sound Telegraph, Kimberley Echo, South Western Times and
A Kiwi who lives in Oz. A journalist. Currently the editor of the Kalgoorlie Miner newspaper in Western Australia.
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Super Pit produces most gold in Australia in March quarter as bushfires hamper Boddington

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By Neil Watkinson 
| The West Australian
Northern Star Resources’ beleaguered Super Pit has boosted output and produced the most gold among Australian mines during the March quarter despite the $1.6b Fimiston mill build causing difficulties for the company. The Pit had production of 126,000 ounces in the latest quarter, better than the 113,144oz churned out in the December quarter, 107,111oz of the September period, 117,637oz in June, and 99,998oz in the March quarter in 2025.
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RDAP rejects Kalgoorlie-Boulder council’s view on Jagcor Village, gives workforce facility 10-year extension

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By Neil Watkinson 
| The West Australian
The Regional Development Assessment Panel has again rejected Kalgoorlie-Boulder council’s formal recommendation on a workforce accommodation facility, on Thursday granting a 10-year extension to a village on Great Eastern Highway.
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Artgold adopts new artificial intelligence policy to support ethical innovation and protect artists

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By Neil Watkinson 
| The West Australian
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder arts organisation has created an artificial intelligence policy it says positions it at the forefront of conversations around ethics, creativity, and emerging technology in the regional arts sector. Artgold’s new acceptable use of artificial intelligence policy outlines how AI technologies may be used responsibly within the organisation while prioritising transparency, cultural integrity, intellectual property rights, and respect for human creativity.
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