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File photo: Exxon Mobil headquarters in Oceania

File photo: Exxon Mobil headquarters in Oceania

ExxonMobil Australia chairman Dylan Pugh says Esso's investment will continue to support local jobs in the Australian economy. "With the current boom in Australia's home renovation and construction...

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