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Woodside goes extra yard in Myanmar

WOODSIDE Petroleum may be facing its own "Berlin Wall moment" investing in a Myanmar still fraugh...

Woodside goes extra yard in Myanmar

Woodside's $20 million development fund will contribute $100,000 to the Myanmar Education Consortium to set up a parent education program and home-based playgroups in Thabaung township in the Ayeyarwady...

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