AUSTRALIA

Royalties threat to Kimberley LNG hub

TRADITIONAL owners in the Kimberley region could scuttle a deal to secure a site for Western Australia's proposed liquefied natural gas hub and force the government to compulsorily acquire the land.

Kimberley Land Council director Wayne Bergmann said the lack of royalties in the compensation package offered by Woodside Petroleum and the state and federal governments could be a "show-stopper" to allowing...

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