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RBC believes NT could lift its frac ban so Origin can carry out its work.

Origin Energy's Amungee NW-1H well.

Origin Energy's Amungee NW-1H well.

Last week Origin doubled its interest in the Beetaloo to 70% by buying South African oiler Sasol out of its stake and will stay in the Sydney-headquartered company following the spin-out of Lattice Energy...

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