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ONE of the biggest questions in the upstream energy sector is whether it will follow other Australian
27 January 2009
DESPITE moves by some global oil and gas companies and contractors to cut back on jobs and spending,
21 January 2009
TWO of the world's largest oil field services companies last week announced job cuts, raising questions
13 January 2009
THE outlook for New Zealand's upstream oil and gas industry for 2009 is very positive, according to international
12 January 2009
SANTOS has revealed aggressive plans to recruit the staff needed for the company's planned Gladstone
09 January 2009
SKILLED migrants have always been an integral party of Australia's workforce, especially in economic
30 January 2007
ENGINEERS Australia says it has named 2007 as the year of women in engineering in a bid to attract females
30 January 2007
TURNING youngsters into highly skilled workers is a key part of keeping a steady flow of manpower pouring
29 January 2007
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