Dust disease under the microscope

from The Mining And Energy Union Podcast Hosted by Paddy Gorman - Former Common Cause editor, Barry Swan - Former Miners Federation General Secretary

As a special bonus this month we’re replaying an episode of an ABC podcast called ‘The History Listen’, it’s part of a series called ‘dusted’ about lung diseases associated with mining and features former Common Cause editor Paddy Gorman, and Miners Federation General Secretary Barry Swan.

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