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Geos sticking in SA
Tuesday, 16 March 2010
Nick Evans

PROSPECTS for locally trained geoscientists in South Australia are being boosted by an innovative scheme which is subsidising the wages of new graduates as well as geoscientists who were put out of work by the severe downturn in the mining and exploration sector.


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