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Octanex reels in offshore Taranaki permit

OCTANEX has won its first New Zealand exploration licence, a large block sandwiched between the o...

Melbourne-headquartered Octanex - a company related to Maari minority partner Cue Energy Resources - applied for the 1613-square-kilometre licence PEP 51906 last August under the Priority In Time application...

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