Solid Energy
English confirms difference of opinion
The Finance Minister has confirmed the chair of Solid Energy resigned because she did not believe any more could be done for the troubled coal company. Audio
More job cuts at coalmines inevitable
Solid Energy has warned MPs more job cuts are inevitable as it restructures its biggest mine, Stockton. Audio
Solid Energy's future uncertain
The future of Solid Energy appears to be in its bankers' hands, with the Finance Minister, Bill English, indicating uncertainty about whether the miner has a viable future. Audio
Four years after Pike explosions fight for re-entry diminishes
Mine experts and families of the 29 men killed in the Pike River mine are unsure whether to keep fighting for entry into the mine. Audio
Solid Energy's decision regarding whether it will re-enter the Pike River mine
Damien O'Connor is the MP for Westcoast/Tasman. Audio
Mines Rescue Trust surprised at Solid Energy's response
The chairman of the Mines Rescue Trust is surprised by Solid Energy's response to Worksafe's assessment that entry into the Pike River Mine is safe. Audio
Re-entry not a priority for cash-strapped coal miner
The Engineering, Printing, and Manufacturing Union says the government needs to make Solid Energy start the recovery of the Pike River men's bodies -- or take the job away from the company. Audio
