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Senex backs domgas policy

Senex happy with domgas policy so long as stability remains, as LNG import economics questioned.

The comments were made before Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said late last week that he would indeed pull the trigger on Queensland's three LNG export projects to divert gas into the domestic market...

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