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25/05/2026

Mums job vs Dads job
~ I also want to add it’s not always like this. He does 2 weeks on and 2 weeks off. So half of the year he’s home sharing my job~

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25/05/2026

First timers be like 😂 greenhorns reactions are such a vibe.

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🚨 FIFO JOB ALERT — Experienced FIFO Utility | SA | 2:1 RosterWe're sharing this opportunity from SEEK. We are not the hi...
25/05/2026

🚨 FIFO JOB ALERT — Experienced FIFO Utility | SA | 2:1 Roster

We're sharing this opportunity from SEEK. We are not the hiring company, but we help candidates prepare for FIFO roles and improve their chances of getting shortlisted.

IronMerge People is currently seeking experienced FIFO Utility Staff for South Australian operations.

🧹 Role may include:
• Kitchen & dining support
• Food prep & dishwashing
• Housekeeping & accommodation cleaning
• Retail & tavern support
• Mine site cleaning duties

What’s included:
• FIFO from Adelaide Airport
• 2:1 rosters + adhoc swings
• Casual ongoing opportunities
• Immediate starts available

Requirements:
• Recent FIFO or DIDO experience in Australia
• Australian working rights
• Adelaide-based applicants only
• Manual driver’s licence
• National Police Clearance
• Ability to complete medical & drug/alcohol screening
• Willingness to work kitchen swings & nightshift if required

FIFO Australia Tip:
A lot of people think they’re getting rejected because they don’t have mining experience.
But honestly?�Most of the time, it’s because their resume doesn’t position them properly for FIFO.
This role is extremely competitive.

We help Australian, New Zealand, and overseas candidates with valid work visas build FIFO-ready resumes that actually match what mining recruiters are looking for.
You could already be capable of the role — you just might not be presenting yourself the right way yet.

👉 Learn more: www.fifoaus.com

📩 For guidance, email [email protected] with “INSIGHT SESSION” as the subject.

🚫 No visa sponsorship mentioned
✅ TO APPLY: Search “IronMerge Experienced FIFO Utility” on SEEK

👇 Interested in FIFO resume tips?
Comment “FIFO READY”.

A $1.8 BILLION lawsuit. Sacred land. And a mining giant caught in the middle.In a Perth courtroom right now, elders of t...
25/05/2026

A $1.8 BILLION lawsuit. Sacred land. And a mining giant caught in the middle.

In a Perth courtroom right now, elders of the Yindjibarndi Nation are fighting one of the most explosive legal battles in Australian history.
Their claim? Fortescue dug iron ore from their sacred Pilbara country the Solomon Mine without any land-use agreement. The Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation is now seeking $1 billion for cultural harm and $678 million in lost income from the Western Australian government for allowing it to happen.

And it's not just one community.

Reports show that 80% of Australia's critical mineral mines sit on Aboriginal land, yet First Nations people are being largely ignored in the federal government's accelerated push for critical minerals exploration.

We call it a clean energy revolution.
They call it colonialism with a different name.
To date, Indigenous peoples have not shared equitably in the wealth generated by mining Australia's mineral endowment and without major policy reform, that won't change.

Australia is digging billions out of the ground.
But who really owns that ground?

💬 Should mining companies be required to get full consent from Indigenous communities before a single shovel hits the earth? Yes or No and why? 👇

Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, rises approximately 348 meters (1,142 feet) above the surrounding desert and spans abou...
25/05/2026

Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, rises approximately 348 meters (1,142 feet) above the surrounding desert and spans about 9.4 kilometers (5.8 miles) in circumference.

It is a massive sandstone monolith formed over 500 million years ago from compressed and tilted sediment.

Uluru holds deep cultural significance for the Anangu people, the traditional custodians of the land, and is central to their spiritual law known as Tjukurpa. In recognition of its importance, climbing Uluru was permanently banned in 2019.

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Email us for more inquiries at [email protected]. 📩

24/05/2026

Blasting operations on Australian mine sites 🚨💥

One of the most controlled and high risk parts of mining. From clearing exclusion zones and sounding sirens to firing the blast, every step follows strict safety procedures to keep crews safe on site. Massive explosions like these are used daily across Australia’s mining industry to break rock and keep production moving.

Follow for real insights into mining and FIFO work. Join our free Discord community where we help you get started, improve your chances of landing a role, and learn from people already in the industry. Link in bio.

🚨 CHINA COAL MINE BLAST 🚨A major explosion at a coal mine in China has become one of the country’s deadliest mining disa...
23/05/2026

🚨 CHINA COAL MINE BLAST 🚨

A major explosion at a coal mine in China has become one of the country’s deadliest mining disasters in years.

Reports say 247 workers were underground at the time of the blast, with 82 confirmed dead and 247 initially trapped as emergency crews continue rescue operations through the night.

Hundreds of responders, ambulances and rescue teams have been deployed to the site as investigations begin into the cause of the incident.

Thoughts go out to all the workers, families and emergency personnel involved. ❤️

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23/05/2026

Sent her a little to hard buddy😂

22/05/2026

Can't even give the old man a break 😤

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