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WA petroleum sector withered during COVID

State statistics count the cost of a rough year

Mark Tilly
State statistics count the cost of a rough year

State statistics count the cost of a rough year

Premier Mark McGowan said the latest departmental statistics vindicated the decision to shut the borders, allowing the resources sector to carry on uninhibited from the virus and its related restrictions. ...

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