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'Fake gas shortage': Premier's fracking comments draw fury from conservationists

The Conservation Council said WA was not facing a gas supply problem, but it did have a gas export problem.

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'Fake gas shortage': Premier's fracking comments draw fury from conservationists

The Conservation Council said WA was not facing a gas supply problem, but it did have a gas export problem.

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Avalanche of criticism over premier's fracking 'threat'

WA's premier raises the prospect of gas fracking in WA's Kimberley region, warning the state could face future energy shortfalls if Woodside Energy's massive Browse project does not proceed.

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giovedì 21 maggio 2026·theage.com.au
The Kimberley or Scott Reef? WA premier taken to task over fracking comments
Conservation groups have lined up to give Premier Roger Cook brickbats after he remarked that WA could be forced to start fracking the Kimberley region if Woodside’s Browse gas…
venerdì 22 maggio 2026·sbs.com.au
'Fake gas shortage': Premier's fracking comments draw fury from conservationists
The Conservation Council said WA was not facing a gas supply problem, but it did have a gas export problem.

'Fake gas shortage': Premier's fracking comments draw fury from conservationists

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'Fake gas shortage': Premier's fracking comments draw fury from conservationists

Avalanche of criticism over premier's fracking 'threat'

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The Kimberley or Scott Reef? WA premier taken to task over fracking comments

'Fake gas shortage': Premier's fracking comments draw fury from conservationists

The Kimberley or Scott Reef? WA premier taken to task over fracking comments

Unlikely allies and ‘blackmail’ claims as WA premier raises spectre of fracking the Kimberley

Avalanche of criticism over premier's fracking 'threat'

Unlikely allies and ‘blackmail’ claims as WA premier raises spectre of fracking the Kimberley