AUSTRALIA

Industry backs Barnett on Wheatstone

WESTERN Australian Premier Colin Barnett's controversial decision to allow Chevron to house its fly-in fly-out workforce at the Wheatstone LNG project rather than in the nearby town of Onslow has received industry backing.

Noel Dyson

Chamber of Minerals and Energy of WA chief executive Reg Howard-Smith welcomed Barnett's decision to allow Chevron's fly-in, fly-out operations workforce to be accommodated in an existing facility close...

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