AUSTRALIA

Stuart withdraws from Gippsland permit

STUART Petroleum has decided not to carry out an option to drill a second well and earn a 50% interest in the offshore Gippsland Basin permit VIC P53.

The company said its decision to withdraw from the permit was made on the basis that it no longer fitted within Stuart's exploration portfolio following last week's announcement of the sale of the Timor...

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