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Xanadu expectations rise

Triangle says Xanadu and Cliff Head similarities could make the case for a larger oil supply.

Helen Clark

This comes two days after the other partners in one of Perth Basin's most exciting prospects suggested that there might be more oil in the down dip section of Xanadu.    Triangle managing director...

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