abc.net.au/news/nt-tamboran-beetaloo-senate-inquiry/101517554The chief executive of a gas company pushing to frack the Northern Territory's Beetaloo Basin has rejected allegations the company used "intimidation" to gain access to properties for drilling.Tamboran Resources last month acquired Origin Energy's exploration interests in the Beetaloo Basin
He "categorically" denied any suggestion the gas company wasn't respectful in its dealings with the station ownersstoush with pastoralists The stand-off escalated earlier this year when Sweetpea Petroleum cut through fences at Tanumbirini Station against the wishes of the cattle station owners, Rallen Australia.
"It's been put to this committee that your [company's] modus operandi is ... intimidation," she told Tamboran Resources chief executive Joel Riddle.
I suppose lock the gate means nothing when you just cut through fences like thieves. Dirty lowlife bastards.
Imagine actually working for these environmental rapists.
Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young... There's your problem.🤡
If you can’t stand on your own two feet you will be sent packing.