How mining poisoned the heart of a community

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Click here to check your local weather Saturday 16 Mar, 2013 top stories How mining poisoned the heart of a community LOCALS no longer stop to drink the water or swim at Hanrahan's Creek. The water is freakish green and blue.   Why Pup and Watto don't gel ON the surface, it seems a match made in cricketing heaven. Michael Clarke and Shane Watson. Pup and Watto. Howard: 'How we got Iraq wrong' FORMER Prime Minister John Howard has admitted that "mistakes" were made by the US-led coalition in Iraq. Will Samsung make you switch phones? THE launch of Samsung's Galaxy S4 smartphone sent tech geeks into a spin, as they converged to see it. But which smartphone are you? Take the quiz. breaking news Gunmen kill 8 Iraqi soldiers in minibus Brazil oil states rebel on revenue law Berlusconi's lawyers seek to move trials Married British priest assaulted girl, 17 Man holds up Warwick Farm bakery US dollar slides after weak consumer data Advertisement more from news.com.au Victory proves who's the Voss AS A player, Michael Voss expected perfection, personally and from teammates. more sport Lauper's Kinky Boots hit Broadway WRITING her first musical turned into a time machine for Cyndi Lauper. more entertainment The world's most relaxing song FEELING that familiar Friday tension? Take a break and have a listen to this. more lifestyle Depth of workplace bullying revealed STOLEN thunder, being blamed for other people's stuff-ups, verbal abuse - the biggest bullying complaints of Australian workers. more business Ghan ad for younger market goes viral THE iconic Ghan journey has gone global as a result of a new advertising push aimed at getting more young people aboard. more travel Insurance plan sinks HOMEOWNERS will not be forced to take out flood insurance after the federal government ditched plans for compulsory cover. more realestate Abbott promises better deal for military super OPPOSITION Leader vows to bring super payment indexation for some current and former defence personnel into line with pensions. more money App alert to be game changer PARENTS have been urged to embrace a new smartphone app which aims to identify the warning signs of concussion in junior footballers. more technology Advertisement connect Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Visit our website View our mobile site GO TO: NATIONAL SPORT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS TRAVEL REALESTATE MONEY LIFESTYLE TECH Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. To unsubscribe from the news.com.au newsletter click here.