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Junior's Vic ban loophole

LAKES Oil has updated its statement of claims in its $2.7 billion lawsuit against the Victorian government with the state's Supreme Court, arguing that the law underpinning the fraccing ban excluded work commitments, <i>Energy News</i> has been told.

Haydn Black

The Fraccing Ban Act, which was introduced with bipartisan support to block fracture stimulation in the state, actually excludes from the moratorium any work commitments the company, the largest holder...

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