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Law firm details the complexities of Darling Downs Pipeline deal.

Darling Downs processing plant.

Darling Downs processing plant.

Origin reaped more than it planned last week when it sold the pipeline to Chinese-controlled concern Jemena for $392 million, which pushed its asset divestment total to $1 billion, $200 more than targeted....

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