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Traditional Owners allege no consultation on pipeline

Traditional Owners allege no consultation on pipeline

The $3.6 billion development is planned to send gas from the high CO2 Barossa field to the Darwin LNG plant as backfill, with first gas targeted for 2025. Santos made a final investment decision...

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