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Origin flare concerns locals: video

THE clash of cultures between oil and gas drilling and pastoralists has created new flashpoint in the Northern Territory, with locals in the Beetaloo Sub-basin being concerned about a routine test flare at Origin Energy's Amungee NW-1H well.

Haydn Black

The ABC is reporting that locals near Daly Waters are concerned by the flare, which was ignited after Origin and its partners, Falcon Oil & Gas and Sasol completed fraccing of the well just days before...

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