Santos hopes to restart Barossa project drilling within months
The energy group says drilling could soon resume at its suspended $5.3bn Barossa gas project in the Timor Sea, if its resubmitted environmental plan is approved.
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ASX ends flat as jobs boom fuels August rate bets
Gains wiped as investors mull that a strong month of jobs creation will mean further rate hikes. Flight Centre upgrades guidance. Telstra to slash 500 jobs. Nuix soars on earnings beat.
Banks ‘failing’ on human rights complaints over Santos
Market Forces says banks such as CBA, NAB, and Westpac have refused to engage with a human rights complaint over their funding of gas company Santos.
Gladys armed and ready for her ICAC battle
Optus executive Gladys Berejiklian has a couple of strategies up her sleeves and they depend on how ICAC describes her public conduct when she was NSW premier.
UBS loan scandal leads to arrest of former PNG PM
UBS and Santos are set to have their $1.4bn loan scandal dragged back through the Papua New Guinea courts.
Santos executive shake-up after project setbacks
Santos has unveiled a corporate shake-up amid a busy schedule to deliver a raft of major projects.
Dutton’s call to arms on energy fails to ignite Santos boss
Santos boss Kevin Gallagher has played the diplomat after Opposition Leader Peter Dutton urged an energy industry rebellion against government intervention.
Gas, not renewables, the ‘main game’ for net zero
Santos managing director Kevin Gallagher says renewables are not the holy grail, as Peter Dutton calls on the industry to stand up and fight.
Timber trade ban lifted as China relations thaw
Chinese Ambassador Xiao Qian says there is now ‘good momentum’ in stabilising relations between Beijing and Australia.
Carbon capture pushed as Santos project progresses
Santos says there’s a growing consensus that carbon capture and storage will be integral to net zero ambitions, as its Moomba CCS project ticks off another milestone.
US congressman George Santos charged with fraud
The scandal-plagued Republican whose extensive lies have made headlines since his election last year was arrested and charged.
Santos to hit Barossa gas project deadline
Santos has committed to delivering its $US3.6bn Barossa gas project in the Northern Territory by the first half of 2025.
Santos freeze bid as PNG LNG scandal returns
Santos has been hit with legal action over spoils from the sale of a stake in a $US10bn gas project that caused political chaos in PNG and led to a damning royal commission.
Super funds under fire over Santos investments
Lobby group Market Forces has co-ordinated a move by 20 super fund members to force their funds to explain investments in energy giants Santos.
Questions over Santos’s Barossa gas timeline
Santos is still factoring in a restart to drilling at its large Barossa gas project by the end of this year, but analysts are not so sure.
Merger talk aplenty in energy sector, but analysts don’t buy it
The fall in the Santos share price over the past year has some wondering if cashed-up energy giants could be suitors.
ASX flat; CBA at two-month high, miners dive
Shares unchanged as miners, energy weigh. Iron ore near 2023 lows. CBA leads banking rally. Gold miners drop on rate fears. JP Morgan questions impact of fewer RBA meetings.
Big super in spotlight over fossil fuel exposure
An analysis of holdings by the 15 largest superannuation funds shows investments of at least $25bn in expansionary coal, oil and gas companies, despite their net-zero goals.
Santos in major win over Fluor in $1.4bn pipeline claim
Energy giant Santos has achieved a win in its long-running $1.4bn legal claim against contractor Fluor over the development of the $US185bn Gladstone Liquefied Natural Gas project.
Santos commits to Barossa amid climate policy shake up
Santos has reassured investors its $5.8bn Barossa gas project remains on track and doubled down on its criticism of changes to a key government climate policy.
ASX ekes out small win for eighth day
Bourse adds a point as tech leads gains. RBA boss warns rate hikes not over. Citi downgrades Woodside, Santos. Viva buys OTR for $1.2bn. Magellan falls on outflows hit.
Banks face Tiwi claim over Santos loans
Seven traditional owners have lodged complaints against the big four banks and a raft of international financiers over human rights concerns for Santos’ Barossa project.
ASX up for sixth day; most daily rises since July
Shares at three-week high. Energy stocks up on OPEC cut, which send miners down. Karoon soars after Bauna shut-in. LNG exporters dodge curbs. Netwealth dives on outlook cut.
ASX up tad on Origin, AGL; Lake dives 13pc
Goodman jumps on broker upgrade. Lake Resources dives on chair’s selldown. Latitude falls as cyber attack hits millions. Crown has now been hit with a ransom demand by a Russian cyber gang
Gas giant hits back on shortfall claim
The Santos-led GLNG venture which exports gas out of Queensland has disputed forecasts of energy shortfalls this winter.
Snowcap takes aim at Santos, $6m CEO bonus
The energy giant’s ‘reckless and misguided’ growth plan and ‘perverse’ incentives have been slammed by the UK activist investor, who played a key role in scuttling AGL’s demerger.
ASX flat but most sectors rise
NAB, Westpac, ANZ reveal rate hikes. Myer shares rocket after dividend boost. Xero jumps on move to cut up to 800 jobs. Piedmont halts, will respond to short-seller claims.
Republicans’ Walter Mitty faces ethics probe
George Santos has admitted laying about his real name, his religion, his schooling and his employment history.
End the climate wars, urges Santos boss
Santos managing director Kevin Gallagher says a concerted climate plan looking 10 years ahead is needed, as he announced a significant dividend increase.
ASX ends down; Rio Tinto profit tumbles 41pc
ASX falls after Domino’s sharpest fall on record. Wages growth less than expected. Origin takeover offer cut. Scentre lifts guidance. Rio Tinto to pay $US2.25 final dividend.
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