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Govt allows only five days for submissions on repeal of oil and gas ban
Friday 27 Sep 24 10:45am
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| PHOTO: Jonathan Gong via UnSplash |
By Liz Kivi
The government is allowing only five days for the public to make submissions on legislation to restart oil and gas exploration.
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