Bulli mining disaster 1887 : lessons from the past

CreatorDingsdag, DonContributorSt Louis Press, Darling HeightsDate1 January 1993DescriptionAn account of the Bulli coal mining disaster of 23 March 1887 in which 81 mine workers lost their lives. Bulli is located in the Illawarra coal fields, on the east coast of Australia, south of Sydney. The disastrous explosion in the mine was caused by a neglect of safety issues. A Royal Commission was subsequently called to look into the disasterSubjectCoal mines and miningNew South Wales -- Bulli RightsThis item reproduced with permission of the copyright owner.SourceUniversity of Wollongong Archives, call no. 363.119/3Item IDARC 363.119/3GeoTagnot specified

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Bulli mining disaster 1887 : lessons from the past

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