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More gas, more profit for pipelines?

THE Australian Pipeline Industry Association wants to see more detail from the Gillard government...

The APIA noted that while it expected a carbon tax would increase demand on natural gas, the costs of meeting increased gas demand may be too much to bear. "Most of APIA's members are involved in the...

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