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Power plays in the Top End

NORTHERN Gas Pipeline developer Jemena has warned that a move by the NT's Labor opposition to ban fraccing would compromise the economic benefits of the proposed pipeline and make it extremely difficult to source gas for the proposed link to the east coast.

Haydn Black

Territory Labor announced on Wednesday it would impose a moratorium on fraccing if it wins the next election, but the policy has been swiftly condemned by the Giles government and questioned by industry...

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