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Armour demands satisfaction

ARMOUR Energy has suspended a drilling contract in the Northern Territory, setting up a dispute with the contractor about costs to key infrastructure.

James McGrath

It told the market today that it had run over its $17.2 million budget by spending a total of $19.5 million in the Northern Territory despite only having drilled five out of eight planned wells for 2012....

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