Mine subsidence damage compensation payouts rise

Updated July 1 2014 - 9:47am, first published June 30 2014 - 5:48pm
PRECIPICE: A Swansea Heads home was cordoned off in May due to mine subsidence damage.
PRECIPICE: A Swansea Heads home was cordoned off in May due to mine subsidence damage.

THE state government has spent more than $8.7 million in five years to buy 21 properties badly damaged by mine subsidence, including six local homes.

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