Deua residents celebrate Unity Mining decision to withdraw cyanide proposal

By Carmen McIntosh
Updated September 11 2015 - 10:22am, first published 5:32am
FIGHT BEARS FRUIT: Deua Valley neighbours Alison Walsh and Martyn Phillips, pictured in their shared vegetable garden by the Deua River, are pleased Unity Mining has withdrawn its proposal to process gold with cyanide upstream.
FIGHT BEARS FRUIT: Deua Valley neighbours Alison Walsh and Martyn Phillips, pictured in their shared vegetable garden by the Deua River, are pleased Unity Mining has withdrawn its proposal to process gold with cyanide upstream.

DEUA Valley dwellers are “delighted”, “thrilled” and “incredibly relieved” over news this week Unity Mining has withdrawn its application to process gold with cyanide at Majors Creek.

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