LNG (LIQUIFIED NATURAL GAS)

Protests continue against Kimberley LNG hub

AS protests continue against the planned development of a liquefied natural gas hub in the Kimberley region, Greens leader Bob Brown has accepted a personal invitation from Woodside Petroleum boss Don Voelte to revisit James Price Point.

The West Australian reported the invitation from Voelte to Brown had come about after the latter had said the company should re-examine the other 40 sites initially short-listed for the project and choose...

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