Investment in Western Australia’s upstream industry has fallen as the gas boom has eased and oil prices remain low, but the state could benefit in the end, the state's petroleum minister says.
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Investment in Western Australia’s upstream industry has fallen as the gas boom has eased and oil prices remain low, but the state could benefit in the end, the state's petroleum minister says.
Investment in Western Australia’s upstream industry has fallen as the gas boom has eased and oil prices remain low, but the state could benefit in the end, the state's petroleum minister says.
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