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Broadcast journalist based in Townsville, Queensland.

Beats and interests include science, technology, environment, agriculture and education reporting.

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Worries over inland rail project

Worries over inland rail project

Delays to the Inland Rail project have led to questions for the Turnbull Government on its election commitmen…

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BP to sell 5pc stake in Australia’s Browse LNG project

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By Akira Nakamura, Tom Major 
| World Ports Organization
Sydney, 2 June (Argus) — BP will sell a 5pc stake in the $35bn Browse gas fields offshore Western Australia (WA), with South Korean private-sector firm GS Energy joining the project to help backfill the 14.3mn t/yr North West Shelf LNG terminal.
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Union begins strikes at Australia’s Ichthys LNG: Update

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By Mónica Germany, Tom Major 
| World Ports Organization
Sydney, 2 June (Argus) — The union representing oil and gas workers at the 9.3mn t/yr Ichthys LNG project near Australia’s northern city of Darwin began strikes from 6am Australian Western Standard Time today (10pm GMT 1 June), according to the Offshore Alliance (OA) union.
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Q&A: Australia’s Santos plans growth in PNG, Alaska

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By Alexa Laguna, Tom Major 
| World Ports Organization
Sydney, 27 May (Argus) — Argus spoke to Kevin Gallagher, chief executive of Australia’s second-largest listed oil and gas producer Santos, about the company’s outlook for its most prospective assets located in Australia, Papua New Guinea and the US state of Alaska. Edited highlights follow: The Barossa project, which is backfilling Darwin LNG and came on line in February, has faced some issues. Are you confident these have been resolved?
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