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Mineral Resources closes Lucky Bay mine, cutting 110 jobs from Kalbarri

Mineral Resources is shutting the Lucky Bay Garnet Mine, eliminating 110 jobs in and around the coastal town of Kalbarri.

Mineral Resources has announced the closure of the Lucky Bay Garnet Mine, with 110 jobs to be cut in and around Kalbarri. For a small coastal town, a loss on that scale lands with concentrated economic force.

The closure leaves local workers and businesses to absorb the impact of losing a major source of regional employment.

Why it mattersRegional towns built around a single operation have few options when closures come; 110 jobs in a small coastal community can reshape its economic future.

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