Oil has recorded a fourth continued day of rises, finishing well above US$50 per barrel.

AGL will pump flowback water from its suspended Waukivory wells in Gloucester this week so government investigators can conduct testing.

The University of Queensland has unveiled a new online directory that tracks onshore gas development in Australia and overseas.

AGL has suspended fracking at its Waukivory project after detecting BTEX chemicals in four pilot wells and a water storage tank.

WorleyParsonsCord has won a contract to help construct a ‘significant oil sands mining project’ in Canada.

ExxonMobil has signed and agreement with the PNG Government to expand its LNG project in the country.

Despite the low price of oil, Carnarvon Petroleum has announced it will spend $10 million to explore its permits in the North West Shelf for more oil and gas.

​Leaseholders of the Scarborough Gas Fields will renew their retention lease, in an attempt to outrun “use it or lose it” policies.

Anti-CSG campaigners are fuming that police cars in Queensland are featuring the logo of gas company Santos.

A new report has found that while FLNG holds opportunities for local engineers, there are a number of roadblocks hampering wider engagement.

Sino Gas & Energy has appointed Glen Corrie as its new managing director.

LNG has award a $1.986 billion EPC contract to SK E&C for an EPC contract on two LNG trains.

OpenEnterprise Field Tools improves productivity by streamlining configuration and monitoring.

​Petroleum exploration has seen sharp falls in expenditure on production leases, with Western Australia the worst hit on seasonally adjusted figures.

​Gas industry slowdowns have led Saxon Energy Services to offer voluntary redundancy packages to staff in Queensland.

Woodside and its partners have given the $1.2 billion Persephone LNG project at the North West Shelf off WA’s coast the green light.

AGL has regained its AGL ticker code on the ASX.

Farstad has refused to budge on roster changes called for by the MUA, which led a 24-hour strike against the company yesterday.

QGC has called for submissions from community groups in the Western Downs and Gladstone region with grants of between $10,000 and $50,000 up for grabs.

The NSW government has suspended 16 CSG licence applications and put a freeze on new licences being granted until next year under a plan aimed at overhauling the industry’s regulatory framework.