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Albo under renewed pressure to ban PEP-11

AUSTRALIA's prime minister Anthony Albanese is under renewed pressure from crossbench MPs and senators to ban the controversial offshore PEP-11 permit in the Sydney Basin.

Albo under renewed pressure to ban PEP-11

In a speech to the senate last month, Tasmanian Greens senator Peter Whish-Wilson called on Albanese to action his election commitment made during the last election campaign. "We will stop PEP-11 going...

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