A BP worker who was sacked after privately sharing a version of a popular Hitler parody video during pay negotiations has had a win in the Federal Court.
Rebecca Le May
Perth Basin explorer moved closer to FID on project that will deliver gas into WA’s domestic gas market.
Stuart McKinnon
The prediction comes despite Woodside and Chevron laying off hundreds of workers at their respective Pilbara LNG operations in recent weeks.
Chevron last year gave notice that it would terminate the licence agreement for use of the Caltex brand in Australia, forcing a vote on a return to an old favourite.
Derek Rose
Six weeks after being stood down, more than 300 contractors employed at Woodside’s Karratha gas operations have now been made redundant
Sean Smith
Chevron could slash up to 800 jobs to combat the coronavirus-triggered economic downturn and the collapse in oil prices
Refiner and fuel retailer Caltex Australia is seeing a slump in fuel demand amid widespread social restrictions and business closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Caltex is reporting a slump in demand for retail fuel as well as jet fuel amid coronavirus restrictions.
When will businesses reopen? What will a post virus Australia look like? We sat down for a one-on-one interview with the National COVID-19 Co-ordination Commission chair to find out.
Lanai Scarr
Energy giant Chevron could contribute to an extra $4.3 million in Pilbara council bills this year despite a State Government-requested rates freeze.
Peter de Kruijff
Woodside does not expect to deploy its financial muscle on acquisitions until later this year but is “closely watching” the world’s big oil and gas companies for potential sales.
Climate change activists are celebrating a symbolic victory after Woodside shareholders strongly backed resolutions demanding tougher action against global emissions
Diamond Offshore Drilling has sued Australian oil and gas producer Beach Energy for abruptly terminating a $US65 million drilling contract.
Things look to be calming down after some stability appears to have returned to oil markets, but with storage facilities filling up quickly, we may have not seen the end of the selling.
Meilin Chew
Steve Walker will look into how the Northern Endeavour came to be abandoned in the Timor Sea.
Oil prices have tumbled again with Brent crude down nearly a quarter to fall below $US16 ($A25) a barrel.
Chevron will be forced to effectively wind down its operations in Venezuela, dealing the Maduro regime’s crumbling oil industry another blow.
Kevin Crowley and Lucia Kassai
Beach Energy will wind back up to 30 per cent of its proposed capital expenditure plans next financial year but it is unclear whether the cuts will affect its investment plans in the Perth Basin.
The oil meltdown accelerated, with huge losses sweeping through markets as the world runs out of places to store unwanted crude and grapples with negative pricing.
Alex Longley
WA will not escape the US oil price collapse unscathed, with the State Government likely to take a hit on royalties from the North West Shelf.
With no end in sight to the COVID-19 pandemic, and producers around the world continuing to pump, that’s causing a fire-sale among traders who don’t have access to storage.
David Marino
Oil has extended its slide on concern the world is rapidly running out of places to store crude after output cuts proved insufficient to cope with plunging demand.
James Thornhill and Elizabeth Low
Caltex will not be acquired by fuel retailer Alimentation Couche-Tard, at least in the short term, after talks about an $8.8 billion deal were put on ice.
Steven Deare
Around 300 workers will be indefinitely stood down at the end of today after energy giant Woodside decided to pause works to extend the life of its Karratha Gas Plant.
Josh Zimmerman
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