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AGL buys up big in Hunter Valley

AGL Energy has found a novel way of sidestepping landholder concerns over its coal seam gas operations – buying up land.

AGL buys up big in Hunter Valley

A report in the Australian Financial Review said AGL had been buying land in the Hunter Valley region of New South Wales, settling on two properties last week, including a $2.85 million purchase of the...

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