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What's a junior to do?

JUNIORS hoping to join the unconventional craze in Australia face something of a predicament.

James McGrath
What's a junior to do?

On the one hand, if they hope to get into coal seam gas, they'll find almost the entire CSG reserves in Queensland locked up by majors hoping to feed LNG plants on the coast. Sure there's New South Wales...

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