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Woodside urged to look inward

WOODSIDE Petroleum would be better off using its debt to "buy itself back" than go chasing a play...

Woodside urged to look inward

The bank was still bullish on Woodside despite the company's "confusing" move on Oil Search, placing an "outperform" on the major and a target price of $34 per share. Oil Search earlier this month rejected...

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