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Rochelle Kirkham
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Reporter, ABC Ballarat
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special investigations politics, Environmental issues, parliamentary inquiries, breaking news health and community affairs.
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Saslesh and Eunice have each other, but they've been separated from their family in Australia for 12 years
By Rochelle Kirkham Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Every day Susan Dahal checks her emails, hopeful it will be the day she's given approval to finally bring her two eldest children to Australia and reunite her family. It's been 12 years since Susan and her husband Raj left their children in the care of family in India after fleeing Nepal in fear for their lives. "My daughter is going to be 13 in December this year and my big son is going to be 18 in January," Susan said.
Ballarat Gold Mine given green light for new open-air waste storage dam despite local environmental concern
By Rochelle Kirkham Verified, Laura Mayers| ABC News (Australia) Verified The Ballarat Gold Mine has received approval to develop an open-air waste storage facility following a Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal hearing. The mine's current tailings storage facility has been at capacity for over a year, causing a temporary halt to gold production. Locals opposed to the developments say they are now relying on the Environment Protection Authority and Earth Resources Regulator to enforce environmental compliance.
Saslesh and Eunice have each other, but they've been separated from their family in Australia for 12 years
By Rochelle Kirkham Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Every day Susan Dahal checks her emails, hopeful it will be the day she's given approval to finally bring her two eldest children to Australia and reunite her family. It's been 12 years since Susan and her husband Raj left their children in the care of family in India after fleeing Nepal in fear for their lives. "My daughter is going to be 13 in December this year and my big son is going to be 18 in January," Susan said.
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ABC Ballarat