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Press Release: Australia tribunal rejects move by Japan's Inpex to stop LNG strike

Press Release: Australia tribunal rejects move by Japan's Inpex to stop LNG strike

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Published: June 14, 2026 08:30:10 IST

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By Helen Clark PERTH, June 14 (Reuters) – An Australian labour tribunal on Sunday rejected an application by Japanese gas company Inpex to halt a strike by some 400 oil and gas workers at its Ichthys

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