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What goes up, must come down but LNG still king

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What goes up, must come down but LNG still king

Earnings from Australia's LNG industry reached a record in 2022 valued at $91 billion, delivering a windfall amid high commodity prices not seen in nearly 10 years. Japan remained Australia's biggest...

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