AUSTRALIA

NT steps up attack

THE Northern Territory government is stepping up its pre-election attack on Labor after MS Contracting said Pangaea Resources' decision to cancel exploration work citing the opposition's pledge to ban fraccing was "probably going to send us broke".

Anthony Barich

MS Contracting's Bill Sullivan told the ABC that Pangaea was one of his firm's main customers, having worked on its exploration leases for the past three years. The contractor had another $10-12 million...

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