
Anna Osborne
Anna Osborne is a prominent advocate for the families of the Pike River mine disaster victims, who lost her husband Milton in the tragedy and has been actively involved in the committee designing a memorial, despite initially opposing the idea.
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Efforts by Pike River families, including Anna Osborne and Sonya Rockhouse, ultimately led to police being able to re-enter the mine and recover further material and evidence from inside the drift.
Pike River mine disaster: Police near final stage of criminal probeAnna Osborne is an advocate who expressed concerns about health and safety laws.
Target on Chris Bishop’s back as National’s poll slide continues; Labour set for big selection weekend – Audrey YoungAnna Osborne is an advocate who, along with Sonya Rockhouse, has campaigned for accountability regarding the Pike River deaths.
The women keeping Pike River’s fight alive – Ask Me Anything with Paula BennettAnna Osborne is one of the women who lost a husband in the Pike River disaster and has been a prominent activist for justice.
Pike River movie brings Anna Osborne and Sonya Rockhouse’s fight to the screenAnna Osborne's unique bond with Sonya Rockhouse demonstrates the power of friendship in adversity.
Russell Crowe’s Goering role earns standing ovation at Toronto film festivalAnna Osborne is one of the two Kiwi women whose bond demonstrates the power of friendship in the face of adversity.
Pike River movie: Special Q&A screenings across New Zealand before October releaseAnna Osborne, who lost her husband Milton in the disaster, was originally against the idea.
Permanent memorial for Pike River victims set to begin construction




































