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FIFO SUICIDES: Parliamentary Inquiry report McGowan Govt under fire from FIFO families over mental health EVERY day for almost five years, Anita Miller imagines her son Rhys Connor dead in his room at a Pilbara mine site camp after he killed himself. Mrs Miller, 50, of Oldbury, doesn’t lay blame for the death of her 25-year-old son at the feet of mining giant Rio Tinto, whose Hope Downs project he was working on for construction contractor OTOC.

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