Chevron ‘frustrated’ by LNG rule shifts
The Australian president of global oil and gas major Chevron has told a business audience that his bosses are confused and frustrated by Australian regulatory settings.
‘Gateway to full-scale fracking’: Santos could drill for new gas in Northern Territory within weeks
Finocchiaro government grants approval for up to 12 wells in Beetaloo basin
WA Mining 2026 to spotlight state’s next phase of mining growth
Western Australia’s mining sector is entering a defining phase of growth and transition, with the WA Mining Conference and Exhibition (WA Mining) set to bring industry leaders together in Perth this September.
Browse gas shake-up as BP sells 5pc stake to GS Energy
BP has sold down a stake in the giant Browse gas project in Western Australia to South Korea, adding to momentum to develop supplies through the North-West Shelf.
Hancock Prospecting, Woolworths and Toyota Australia Back News Australia’s 2026 National Bush Summit
Hancock Prospecting, Woolworths and Toyota Australia are backing News Australia’s 2026 National Bush Summit this August.
Hancock Prospecting returns as National Presenting Partner for the 2026 National Bush Summit
Hancock Prospecting and our S. Kidman & Co are again backing the National Bush Summit for the fourth consecutive year
Overseas gas giants ‘appalled’ by forced supply under Albanese plan
Foreign oil and gas giants that have invested in Queensland’s $80 billion LNG export sector could be saddled with individual obligations to supply local customers under the domestic gas reservation scheme proposed by the Albanese government.
Chevron warns of Australian fuel shortage risk, blames policy choices
The chairman of global oil giant Chevron says Australia is a prime example of a country that has risked fuel shortages because of poor policy choices, adding it would be too expensive to develop new local reserves.
WA Day is a celebration of the spirit that built this State
Bold, Resilient, and unmistakably West Australian.
Fossil fuel spending to hit decade high as renewables growth falls, IEA report
Fossil fuel spending in 2026 will hit its highest levels in a decade, with annual growth in renewables set to fall as the Iran war pushes Asian nations to keep coal power plants running for longer to boost energy security, the International Energy Agency said.
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