Slugcatcher elbows out JR and points Hollywood to the Hague
Move over, the Ewings of Dallas!. If Hollywood is ever lost for an idea for a new mini-series will someone
News Archive
08 NOV 2004Slugcatcher asks Timor Leste's econo-puppeteers: what is the cost of a reality check?
Learner drivers were once taught this simple rule of the road: �The right of way is something to which
Asia
03 NOV 2004
Slugcatcher: ugly sisters prepare to show their blooming figures
How good is good? This is the week when we all find out because over the next few days the five ugly
News Archive
25 OCT 2004Slugcatcher looks at Tassie's map 'o' Eden
Not many things terrify Slugcatcher. He�s slithered, flat on his back, through a gap in freshly-blasted
News Archive
19 OCT 2004
Slugcatcher: Economics Class 101
Economics 101: Welcome to the class boys and girls. The first question today is what happens to a business
News Archive
12 OCT 2004Slugcatcher's new dance for this US$50/bbl disco - the step out
Always interesting, even to a casual observer - petroleum exploration with the oil price around $US50
All Regions
05 OCT 2004Slugcatcher report card on Shell: "can do better"
As Slugcatcher speculated in last week�s ponderings about the outlook for Royal Dutch/Shell, Jeroen van
Europe
27 SEP 2004Slugcatcher: Shell problems a tale of two tales
It isn�t often that anyone feels a twinge of sympathy for a big oil company. Yet the bizarre case of
News Archive
21 SEP 2004Slugcatcher: Is BHP playing the LNG game?
If Japan and China are keen to buy more liquefied natural gas from Australia, and the U.S. is knocking
News Archive
14 SEP 2004Slugcatcher: Tales from the crypt (Pt 2)
With pre-emptive apologies, Slugcatcher proposes just a few moments of gloating. Two weeks ago it was
News Archive
08 SEP 2004Slugcatcher: Watching a pipeline going around in a circle.
The imminent sale of the Dampier to Bunbury natural gas pipeline in WA for a reported $1.86 billion draws
News Archive
01 SEP 2004Slugcatcher: Tales from the crypt
Sifting the wheat from the chaff is an old agricultural saying that few petroleum types think much about.
News Archive
26 AUG 2004Slugcatcher off the mark: NZ explorer
No radical change is needed in western oil policies regarding hydrocarbon reserves, says leading Kiwi
All Regions
23 AUG 2004Slugcatcher: Does George Dubya have the pins to prick the pricing bubble?
Here�s a curious thought: �the world has never run out of minerals�. Fascinating isn�t it, and strangely
All Regions
19 AUG 2004
Slugcatcher: Shame on the LA Times
Golden bandicoots, burrowing bettongs, and the fat-tailed marsupial mouse are not a conventional topic
Australia
12 AUG 2004
Slugcatcher: East Timor's royalties have started already - for the advisors
Is Slugcatcher missing the point or is there something awfully sad, not to mention there being a sense
Asia
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