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New Standard Energy, ConocoPhillips to develop Australian project Share 3 October 2011 New Standard Energy has signed a binding farm-out agreement with ConocoPhillips to explore and evaluate the shale gas potential of the Goldwyer project in Canning Basin, Western Australia. Under the terms of the agreement, ConocoPhillips will earn and retain a 75% interest in the Goldwyer project by providing $109.5m over four phases. Under the first phase, ConocoPhillips will fund 100% of the costs to drill, log, core and suspend three vertical wells, complete detailed core lab analysis of the cores from e...

Created: April 22, 2021 06:03 PM The city of Minneapolis tells 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS it is still finalizing "the timeline, process and approach" for reopening 38th and Chicago, the intersection known as George Floyd Square. Barricades have blocked the intersection ever since George Floyd's death nearly 11 months ago. Last month, the city announced they may not wait until the end of the Derek Chauvin trial to reopen the roads. However, two days after the verdict, the intersection remains closed. 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS asked the city for an update on their plans Thursday. A city spokespers...

Minneapolis looks to offer forgivable loans to Floyd Square businesses Susan Du, Star Tribune © Star Tribune/Star Tribune/Jerry Holt • Star Tribune/Star Tribune/TNS Just Turkey restaurant’s Sam Willis Jr. and other business owners in the square met with city officials about cash aid. Minneapolis businesses struggling to survive inside the area known as George Floyd Square could soon get monetary help from the city. The Business, Inspections, Housing and Zoning Committee has unanimously approved $50,000 interest-free, forgivable loans for small businesses and nonprofits be...

Copy shortlink: Two women had to hit the sidewalk as gunshots popped off during the day outside Finish Touch Boutique, a store near the south barricade of George Floyd Square, shop owner Willie Frazier said. Frazier's car was stolen from the square recently, too, he said, and it later turned up at the impound lot with the hood smashed. Now Frazier is sending a distress call along with other Black business owners whose shops and restaurants have been cut off from the outside world by concrete barricades guarded by civilian gatekeepers surrounding 38th Street and Chicago...

"There are nights it sounds like a war zone here."