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Browse JV accepts tough renewal conditions

WOODSIDE Petroleum and its partners in the Browse joint venture have accepted the conditions set by the federal and Western Australian governments for the renewal of the Browse Basin retention leases.

These include being required to decide within 120 days on a development concept for gas from the leases; committing $1.25 billion over the next 30 months towards a work program that will ensure the earliest...

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