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The legal obstacles and costly delays inflicted on the Barossa gasfield highlights yet again the exploitation of purported Aboriginal culture by activists -- in this instance supported by taxpayer dollars -- to advance anti-development agendas. It is a ploy as simple as it is brazen: tap an Aborigine to serve as plaintiff, assert sacred sites are threatened and then, regardless of expert or community views, count on a sympathetic court to order a halt

Buru Energy (Buru, Company) is pleased to provide the following operations update for its wholly owned hydrogen and helium business, 2H Resources.

The Hydrogen and Renewable Energy Bill 2023 for an Act to facilitate and regulate the generation of hydrogen and renewable energy in certain areas of South

The legal challenge to Woodside's geological survey off the WA coast hangs on claims of 'whale songlines' and an island of fecund turtles. The first instinct is to laugh that someone would file such a preposterous claim and, less funny, that a court might take it seriously. That's when the giggling stops because here we have yet another warning of the threat to development and national wealth posed by activists, not least those on the bench

Deep Dive - Silver Mines Ltd

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NickelX Ltd (ASX:NKL) is setting the stage for a 1,700-metre reverse circulation (RC) drilling campaign next month at the Dalwallinu Nickel-Copper-PGE...

On Friday, Kokatha representatives and officials arrived at Lake Mary site to witness an agreement being struck to preserve wildlife and restore desert country. 

The results of the Voice Referendum have highlighted ongoing issues of racism from which Australia is struggling to move on.

While there were celebrations, many remembered those who passed before the fight was won.