Cabinet documents reveal Australia's interest in oil and gas before Timor-Leste bugging | Australian politics
Senator Rex Patrick fighting ongoing battle for further release of cabinet documents from 2000
Source: theguardian.com
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Timor Resources strikes oil, gas in Timor-Leste
Privately-owned Timor Resources operates the project in a joint venture with state-run Timor Gap.
Source: naturalgasworld.com
Success at Suai: new oil and gas discovery in Timor-Leste
The operator says wireline logs show the new discovery comprises oil and gas
Source: upstreamonline.com
Timor Leste: Timor Resources announces oil and gas discovery
Timor Resources has announced an oil and gas discovery in PSC TL OT 17 08 in Timor Leste.
Source: energy-pedia.com
New exploration PSC awarded in Timor-Leste
National oil company awarded new onshore permit
East Timor East Timor General Feto Kmaus Florentino Soares Ferreira National Authority Of Petroleum Timor Gap
Source: upstreamonline.com
East Timor, Schema-Root news
Cross-linked news, and information resources about East Timor
Source: schema-root.org
Win for Bernard Collaery derails government attempt to cover up crimes
The attempt for former attorney-general Christian Porter to keep Bernard Collaery's trial hidden has been overturned by court of appeal.
Source: crikey.com.au
Why Has East Timor Built the Strongest Democracy in Southeast Asia?
Despite economic struggles, East Timor has built a vibrant democracy in Southeast Asia.
East Timor Rodrigo Duterte Jonas Guterres Corruption Commission Of Timor Freedom House Southeast Asian
Source: cfr.org
'Ugly, shameful secret': Rex Patrick commences action to reveal confidential documents in Bernard Collaery prosecution
Amid Bernard Collaery’s ongoing and highly secret prosecution, independent senator Rex Patrick has commenced action in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal to overturn a decision by John Howard’s government to block the release of cabinet papers that detail the Timor Sea boundary negotiations.
Source: lawyersweekly.com.au
Your Say: 'Nothing quite like rewarding bad behaviour'
Roger Laws writes: Sadly, like so many Liberal/National politicians past and present there is no such thing as accepting responsibility — it’s always someone else’s fault. Well, Ms McKenzie, if our GG had the guts and/or integrity to do his job as prescribed in our constitution, you would not be back as a minister. Rosemary Jacob writes: Australia’s constitution provides all the “religious freedom” Australians need. It also indirectly denies Australians services that could be prov...
Source: crikey.com.au