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Video update with Dave and Dinghy
Link to a YouTube video update about the Agency's operations.
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Mine workers wanted
The Agency is looking for two mine workers on a fixed term contract through to the end of December 2020.
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Emergency exercise
The Pike River Recovery Agency today held an Emergency Exercise to practice our processes at both the mine site and in the office. The exercise was completed at 12.05pm.
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Underground workers withdrawn
Pike River Mine underground mine workers withdrawn after the presence of carcinogens found.
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Loader driven by Russell Smith recovered
The loader being driven by survivor Russell Smith when the Pike River Mine exploded in 2010 was recovered from 1581m up the drift on Tuesday 4 August 2020.
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28 July 2020 progress update
An infographic showing progress at the Pike River Mine site
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Further robots recovered
Two robots have been recovered from the Pike River Mine drift this week.
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Robots recovered
Photos of the first two robots recovered in the drift access tunnel.
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Further funding confirmed
Cabinet has committed extra funding to the Pike River Recovery Agency
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March 2 Operations Update
A visual update of operations at the Pike River Mine site
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February 14 Operations Update
A visual update of operations at the Pike River Mine site
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Vacancies - Health, Safety, Risk and Assurance Advisor; and Electrical Technician
The Agency is looking for two new full-time fixed-term staff, through to 30 June 2020.
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Missing letter found during 170m barrier removal
A 2011 NZ Mines Rescue letter promising to return has been found in the Pike River Mine drift
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Christmas closedown
Update about Pike River Mine and Agency office
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Pike River team steps through 170m barrier
A team has stepped through the 170m barrier into the Pike River Mine drift.
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Dave and Dinghy further explain the exemption application
A short explanation of the documents submitted to WorkSafe, who have given the green light for the Agency to re-enter and recover the drift past the 170m barrier.
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Dave and Dinghy talk further about the Rocsil plug
The Agency recently installed a Rocsil plug at the end of the 2.3km drift. Dave and Dinghy talk about how it went.
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Vacancies - mine workers wanted
The Agency is looking for more mine workers to help with the recovery efforts.
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Re-entry progresses as WorkSafe agrees Agency plan is safe
The Government health and safety regulator WorkSafe has today announced they are happy for the Pike River Recovery Agency to proceed with plans to recover the mine drift.
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Website upgrade
Notice about an upcoming 15 minute outage on the Pike River Recovery Agency website.