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WITH state and federal politicians gearing up for elections over the next 18 months, the blame is flying for Woodside Petroleum's decision yesterday to scuttle the Browse LNG project for the next few years.

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Western Australian Labor leader Mark McGowan has sledged state Premier Colin Barnett for yesterday's loss and gas buyers saying the Commonwealth must share the blame. Yesterday's decision to hold fire...

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