NSW goldmine faces community class action over allegations of a ‘toxic trifecta’ of pollution
Residents near the Cadia goldmine in central western NSW have filed a class action lawsuit in the Supreme Court against Cadia Holdings (Newmont). The lawsuit alleges that the mine's operations have caused a "toxic trifecta" of pollution, specifically dust containing heavy metals contaminating the water supply.

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AI-generatedResidents near the Cadia goldmine in central western NSW have filed a class action lawsuit in the Supreme Court against Cadia Holdings (Newmont). The lawsuit alleges that the mine's operations have caused a "toxic trifecta" of pollution, specifically dust containing heavy metals contaminating the water supply. The residents are seeking compensation for damages, including reduced property values, and an injunction to prevent further pollution. The community alleges the mine's activities have negatively impacted their environment and well-being. The case aims to hold the mining company accountable for the alleged environmental damage.
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5 extractedCadia Holdings trades as Cadia Valley Operations and is owned by Newmont.
The class action seeks an injunction to restrain further pollution.
The class action seeks compensation for reduced property values.
An environmental class action has been filed against Cadia Holdings.
Residents near Cadia goldmine allege dust containing heavy metals has contaminated the water supply.