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Mining as a Way of Life
For some individuals, such as Australian rigger Doug Grey, mining is more than just employment; it's a fundamental aspect of their identity and culture. This perspective is often passed down through generations, with family members following each other into the same industry, as seen when Doug's son Rob began his career at the same mine.
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