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Local apprentice and trainee kick of their careers at Kogan Creek Power Station

Business administration trainee Beth Lane and Electrotechnology Electrician/Instrumention and Control apprentice Corey Fleming have joined the team at Kogan Creek Power Station.

Locals Corey Fleming and Beth Lane have joined the team at Kogan Creek Power Station as the power station’s newest […]

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