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Nathan-Lee Abrahams

Fortescue North Star Junction

Fortescue North Star Junction | Credits: Fortescue Metals

A giant 644-megawatt solar project proposed by iron ore billionaire Andrew Forrest's mining and green energy company Fortescue Metals has skipped swiftly past state environmental approvals but is still...

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