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Snowy 2.0 workers to strike over pay as tunnelling work grinds to halt

More than 1000 workers walk-off Australia’s largest renewable energy project

Snow Hydro 2.0.

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Work on the $12 billion Snowy 2.0 hydroelectric project will come to a standstill on Wednesday after more than 1000 workers voted to strike for 24 hours, escalating a pay dispute that threatens further...

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