The Australian notes how Callide C was back in court again this week

Posted by Paul McArdleSaturday 13th April 2024  9:50 AM   Topic: 2021 - 25th May - Callide C4 Explosion, Fire and Outage, 2022-10-31 Callide C3 cooling tower failure

Another belated article this weekend follows Nick Evans’ article ‘Secrecy on Callide C disaster continues; Clough boss emerges from the wilderness’ published 21:49 on Thursday 11th April 2024 in the Australian:

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For those interested in keeping track of this long running saga, especially with respect to Callide C4 (the unit that exploded):

1)  This latest update from Nick of the court processes is worth reading, for those who have access.

… I could not immediately find any update on docket number QUD541/2023 at the Federal Court.

2)  Additionally, earlier that day we’d posted this ‘update on Callide C3 (back online) and Callide C4 (still offline)’.

 

Nothing more, at this point.

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