A proposed domestic gas reserve is critical for heavy industries to keep going, the prime minister says, after the closure of several major plants.
Annika Rhoades
The Australian company’s decision to sell a one-third interest in the Greater Sunrise gas fields off Timor-Leste will give the impoverished nation full control of a development of the huge resource.
Sean Smith
A temporary information hub to help Albany residents with the town gas switch-off is now open at Albany Plaza as a map detailing which suburbs will be affected first is released.
Claire Middleton
WA’s peak resources lobby has written to all WA Federal MPs and senators calling on them to get behind the push to exempt WA from new gas reservations laws.
Joe Spagnolo
Labor's gas reservation has raised more questions than answers for industry groups pushing for numerous changes to limit overreach and to maintain investment.
Noah Secomb
One of Australia’s largest oil and gas processing plants has been hit with a methane emissions warning by the UN.
Blair Jackson
WA’s resources industry lobby is heading to Canberra pushing to firm up an exemption for the State from Federal gas reservation rules.
Jessica Page and Matt Mckenzie
Energy bosses have warned Prime Minister Anthony Albanese his proposed domestic gas reservation scheme risks billions of dollars in critical projects and could drive up prices.
Charlton Hart
Woodside Energy boss Liz Westcott has sidestepped blunt comments from Fremantle Docker Alex Pearce over the energy giant’s lengthy but controversial sponsorship of the club.
Daniel Newell
Having put its Beaumont project in Texas under review in August, the oil and gas group is now looking to reduce its ownership of the development in light of weak demand for its low-carbon ammonia.
Sean Smith and Daniel Newell
Fremantle captain Alex Pearce has refused to back the club’s major sponsor Woodside Energy and urged a vocal group of fans who are in opposition to their deal to continue applying pressure on the club’s board.
Josh Kempton
Outspoken energy analyst Saul Kavonic reckons the Government’s final legislation for its reservation policy still leaves too much unclear and up to the discretion of the resources and energy ministers.
US President Trump says Taiwan has agreed to purchase 30 per cent of gas from the Alaska pipeline over the next 20 years.
Gram Slattery and Bo Erickson
The sky-high price of diesel could add more than $500 million to Rio Tinto’s full-year Pilbara mining costs, but the price pain has a silver lining for Rio and its WA iron ore peers.
Daniel Newell and Adrian Rauso
Despite months of discussions with WA, the Albanese Government has still not communicated how the State will be affected by the national scheme even as it introduces legislation to Parliament on Wednesday.
Andrew Greene and Sean Smith
Oil advanced as investors weighed escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia and the risk of a widening Middle East conflict.
Matthew Burgess
Energy Minister Chris Bowen has revealed whether Australia could dip into Russian fuel supplies after the US announced its new trade deal.
David Hannant
Ukraine’s president has condemned the deal, warning it could help Moscow prolong the war.
Digital Staff
It’s only a matter of time before the High Court’s decision over a NSW coal mine triggers legal challenges in WA, a resources law expert has warned.
Adrian Rauso
The Federal Government is set to unveil the final version of a controversial plan to force liquefied natural gas producers to reserve as much as one-fifth of their output for local buyers.
Keira Wright
Madeleine King insists a landmark court ruling won’t stall WA’s new fossil fuel projects — but her WA Labor colleague Rita Saffioti isn’t so sure and has sought ‘urgent’ legal advice.
Adrian Rauso and Daniel Newell
Premier Roger Cook and WA’s crucial resources sector are scrambling to figure out if a landmark High Court ruling on carbon emissions could kill off major projects.
Roger Cook has issued a stern warning to Canberra over plans for a national gas reservation, and the ‘scary’ prospect of a potential One Nation Government being put in charge of it.
Jessica Page
Shell expects to report strong results from oil trading in the third quarter as a squeeze on global fuel supplies drives refining margins to a record.
Mitchell Fermann
