The Australian I By: Matt Chambers and Kylar Loussikian I P19 (Copyright 2015 Nationwide News Pty Limited) King to stay put at Origin as Moses goes.Long-time Origin Energy managing director Grant King says he wants to remain at the helm until at least the completion of the $24.7 billion Australia Pacific LNG project at Gladstone, after his finance director Karen Moses made a sudden decision not to stand for board re-election at yesterday’s annual meeting.
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The Tri-Star group of companies has served a statement of claim on Australia Pacific LNG Pty Ltd (APLNG), seeking Supreme Court of Queensland court orders that reversion has occurred for its 45% interests in coal seam gas (CSG) assets in more than 60 petroleum tenements and tenement applications in Queensland.
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King to stay on for LNG at Origin
The Australian I By: Matt Chambers and Kylar Loussikian I P19 (Copyright 2015 Nationwide News Pty Limited) King to stay put at Origin as Moses goes.Long-time Origin Energy managing director Grant King says he wants to remain at the helm until at least the completion of the $24.7 billion Australia Pacific LNG project at Gladstone, after his finance director Karen Moses made a sudden decision not to stand for board re-election at yesterday’s annual meeting.
Tri-Star Continues to Seek Confirmation of Reversion of CSG Interests
The Tri-Star group of companies has served a statement of claim on Australia Pacific LNG Pty Ltd (APLNG), seeking Supreme Court of Queensland court orders that reversion has occurred for its 45% interests in coal seam gas (CSG) assets in more than 60 petroleum tenements and tenement applications in Queensland.