Caravan maker Fleetwood has felt the brunt of the mining downturn with its profit sliding and its shares falling 17 per cent.
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Woodside LNG project approval deemed unlawful
A West Australian court has declared the state government’s environmental approval of a multi-billion dollar gas hub in the Kimberley as unlawful.
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Unplanned outage hits Woodside’s bottom line
Woodside have announced a revenue drop in the second quarter of the year as unexpected outages lowered production.
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LNG projects under the pump as US enters market
Australia’s gas export contracts are facing stiff competition from the United States as Asian customers insist on cheaper LNG from two of the country’s big ventures.
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Battle looms over floating LNG push
A battle is building over the Federal government’s push to for the development of Woodside’s multi-billion-dollar Browse gasfield through FLNG, with West Australian Premier Colin Barnett opposed.
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Pluto LNG shutdown impacts Woodside production
Woodside has downgraded its annual production estimates after a technical glitch forced the temporary shutdown of its Pluto LNG plant.
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The $150 billion mirage
Reading the papers this week you’d be forgiven for thinking that $150 billion has been ripped from our national coffers, helped along by the Prime Minister, ‘eco-activists’ and vast quantities of red and green coloured tape.
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Woodside to justify Browse decision, pushes FLNG
Woodside is close to justifying why it pulled out of plans to develop a gas hub at James Price Point as it plans to tell the state and federal government how much the project would have cost to build.
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Woodside to expand Pluto project as it looks for more gas
Woodside Petroleum has announced plans to restart gas exploration as part of a plan to expand its $15 billion flagship Pluto LNG project.
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Woodside confirm floating LNG option
Woodside have confirmed they are looking to develop their Browse LNG project with a floating gas processing operation.
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Barnett apologises to traditional owners and warns Woodside may lose state gas lease
The Western Australian government has suggested Woodside and its partners may lose their lease over the one-third of Browse gas located in WA waters and has apologised to the traditional indigenous owners of James Price Point.
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Debate erupts as Woodside walk away from LNG hub
Woodside’s decision to shelve its $40 billion Browse liquefied natural gas project has caused bitter dispute.
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Woodside scraps James Price Point development
Oil and gas producer Woodside has this morning announced it will begin reviewing alternative Browse development options for its James Price Point project including floating LNG.
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Six photos of Australia’s largest energy projects
Australia is home to some of the largest energy projects in the world, with investment in local projects adding up to over $200 billion.
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Woodside plans 857 bed camp for Broome
Woodside is forging ahead with its plans to construct a gas hub at James Price Point in Western Australia, with one of its contractors applying to build mass mining accommodation outside of Broome.
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Woodside to work on sacred sites
Environmentalists are outraged over a WA Government decision to allow Woodside the right to work on an Aboriginal site of ‘major’ heritage significance.
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Shell and Barnett clash over floating gas plants
Western Australian Premier Colin Barnett has confirmed that Shell is pushing to develop the Browse gasfield through its floating liquefied natural gas technology, calling the plan ‘silly’.
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Ferguson backs controversial Kimberley gas hub
Federal resources Minister Martin Ferguson has thrown his support behind the controversial James Price Point gas development, despite the rise of ugly protests.
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Resources companies join to push for skilled migrants
Woodside chairman Michael Chaney has joined Gina Rinehart in pushing for skilled migrants to fill empty mining jobs.
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Ex-Woodside executive suing company for defamation
A former top executive of Woodside, who last year won a $170,000 sex discrimination payout, is suing the company for another $50,000 over alleged defamation last year.
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