Oil and gas majors warn the Albanese Government’s crackdown on skilled offshore foreign workers would put “a far bigger number” of Australian jobs at risk.
Rebecca Le May
Businesses and residents affected by the gas transition have been urged by the City of Albany and business advocates to not yet take any action, who say further information and timelines are on the horizon.
Melissa Sheil
Gas explorers and pipeline layers have enthusiastically outlined the vast potential of the controversial Beetaloo gas field at a resources conference.
Lloyd Jones
Oil trading was once largely the preserve of commodity houses, institutional investors and professional traders able to make bets involving thousands of barrels at a time. That barrier is becoming much lower.
Lee Ying Shan
Australians who went electric after war in the Middle East broke out have so far saved tens of millions of dollars at the bowser.
Nathan Schmidt
Two highly-paid FIFO workers’ fight for better flexible working arrangements — which they argued would allow them to spend more time with family and avoid a common divorce trend — has been rejected.
Adrian Lowe
Oil rose the most in three weeks as tensions spiked in the Middle East, with the US and Iran exchanging strikes for the first time in about a month and fighting appearing poised to continue.
Mia Gindis, Charles Gorrivan and Paul Burkhardt
Protesters plan to target a resources conference, prompting a strong police presence, after gas from a controversial fracking project was switched on.
Hancock Energy will process Strike Energy’s share of gas from their Mid West joint venture and provide funding support in a deal the smaller partner has described as a ‘transformational step’.
Australian renters are paying $440 million to keep gas connected whether they use it or not, and one group is calling for change.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Premier Roger Cook is demanding more clarity from Woodside, after the energy giant warned it may pull projects as a result of the Albanese Government’s controversial domestic gas reservation plan.
Jessica Page
Australians who remain connected to gas could face rising prices under reforms proposed to deal with changing energy use.
EXCLUSIVE: Western Australia is uniquely positioned to help global leaders address ‘crazy challenges’, the state’s Regional Development Minister has told an international oil and gas conference in Norway.
Latika M Bourke
It is important that industry funds the vital work that is the foundation for protecting the rock art. It is also important that the science is undertaken independently of industry, Environment Minister says.
Matthew Swinbourn
Chief executive Liz Westcott says the contentious Albanese Government proposal may cause the oil and gas giant to pull projects.
Santa Claus is tipped to pop down the chimney of Peet’s shareholders overnight and The Bull can calculate exactly who might be most excited to open their sack. Plus: Woodside gets in on Freo fever.
Woodside’s boss has shrugged off reports the director did not fully disclose his involvement in an activist campaign against Northern Star Resources, as the energy giant considers elevating him to chairman.
Some of Australia’s biggest company chiefs have taken aim at the nation’s excessive regulatory environment, saying it’s pushing up the cost of doing business and making the country lose its investment edge.
Cheyanne Enciso, Rebecca Le May and Ryan Johnson
Woodside has taken the monumental step to abandon its Scope 3 clean energy goals, cutting billions from its project pipeline.
Woodside is the latest energy major to report surging profits in the wake of the global oil crisis fuelled by the US war with Iran in the Middle East.
Daniel Newell
Albany’s town gas network is officially dead in the water, with the $21m conversion package coming with confirmation no “white knight” will step in to rescue the system.
A gas flare that treats emissions generated by the decomposition of organic waste has been installed at Hanrahan Road landfill as the City of Albany begins capping sections to prepare for its eventual closure.
Those connected to Albany’s town gas network are set to have conversion costs covered by the State Government and ATCO, ending months of uncertainty over who would foot the bill for the forced transition
Ben Wyatt believes Australia’s resources sector needs to get better at communicating its worth to society and that hostility towards politicians has veered into ‘dangerous territory’.
Adrian Rauso
