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Kangaroos and Demons continue undefeated starts 2 Mins Read Refusing to let go: After being level at three quarter time, Mornington kicked away to a 13 point win against Hastings. Picture: Alan Dillon Share LANGWARRIN have gone 3-0 to start the 2021 season. The Kangaroos took on Karingal at Ballam Park Reserve on Saturday. Both sides wrestled for control throughout the day in a scrappy affair. Karingal went into half-time with a one point advantage. By three-quarter-time, Langwarrin had put themselves three points ahead. Both sides only managed to put one goal each on the score...

Feds under pressure to back AGL refusal WHILE celebrations continue over state Planning Minister Richard Wynne’s rejection of AGL’s proposed import gas terminal at Crib Point, those opposed to the plan will feel more secure once the decision is also backed by the federal government. Mr Wynne’s decision was based on environmental grounds and to be set in motion must now be endorsed by several state departments and the federal Environment Minister, Sussan Ley. “Minister Wynne’s assessment reflects the overwhelming and sustained opposition from a broad alliance of groups including scie...

Kangaroos and Demons continue undefeated starts Picture: Alan Dillon LANGWARRIN have gone 3-0 to start the 2021 season. The Kangaroos took on Karingal at Ballam Park Reserve on Saturday. Both sides wrestled for control throughout the day in a scrappy affair. Karingal went into half-time with a one point advantage. By three-quarter-time, Langwarrin had put themselves three points ahead. Both sides only managed to put one goal each on the scoreboard in the final quarter. Langwarrin held on to win 8.4 (52) to 7.16 (58). Blake Peach and Zach Andrewartha were Langwarrin’s best. Rye also scored a...

Apr 16, 2021 – 10.52am Save Share Australian LNG exports hit a monthly record in March and export revenues surged as several projects upped their performance and took advantage of stronger prices and demand that has continued apace, led by China. Exports of 7.2 million tonnes jumped 20 per cent from February and beat the previous high in December 2019 by about 100,000 tonnes, according to the latest analysis from research consultancy EnergyQuest. Export revenue is thought to have increased to $3.4 billion in March, up about 27 per cent from February, although still almost 25 per cent low...

AGL Withdraws Plan To Build Gas Terminal in Victoria Energy giant AGL has formally withdrawn its plan to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal in Melbourne just weeks after the Victorian Labor government rejected the company’s proposal. “The Victorian Minister for Planning found AGL’s proposed project to have unacceptable environmental effects,” an AGL spokeswoman said in a statement. “As a result, AGL has taken the step of withdrawing the works approval application while it considers its options.” Notice of AGL’s withdrawal emerged on April 15 after the company n...