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Sandra Gore speaks about the regulation around rehabilitation and mine closures.

Sandra Gore, Director in our Corporate and Commercial practice appeared on Classic FM. She speaks about the regulation around rehabilitation and mine closures.

14 Feb 2018 06:14 Minutes Podcast
Sandra Gore speaks about the regulation around rehabilitation and mine closures.

Sandra Gore speaks about the regulation around rehabilitation and mine closures.

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Sandra Gore speaks about the regulation around rehabilitation and mine closures.

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Sandra Gore, Director in our Corporate and Commercial practice appeared on Classic FM. She speaks about the regulation around rehabilitation and mine closures.

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