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Engineers explore regional opportunities

The 22 international skilled engineers, Dr Janene Piip, Alison Miller, Nyrstar resourcing specialist Shruti Sharma, senior metallurgist James, engineering superintendent Charlton Whitcher, TSL mechanical superintendent Robert Roux (Supplied 552996_01)
Theo Dimou & Jack O'Halloran

REGION - Over 20 internationally trained engineers living in Adelaide travelled through regional South Australia last week, as part of […]

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