Posted on June 12, 2015
Santos has provided a response to the questions and comments raised by various government departments in relation to the proposed water treatment facility at our Leewood site. We are confident this additional information has now fully addressed the questions and comments and we look forward to further discussions with the Department of Resources and Energy […]
Read MorePosted on June 11, 2015
A group of Narrabri locals have expressed their support for Santos, saying the industry is delivering economic benefits to the local area. In a short video released by Santos, local landholder Anthony Brennan says Santos’ Narrabri operations are contributing to the local economy. “A new industry coming to town is certainly contributing to our community […]
Read MorePosted on June 5, 2015
Yesterday we hosted a site tour for members of the Aboriginal community. The group visited natural gas pilot wells at Bibblewindi West and on private agricultural land at Tintsfield, viewed our operations at Bibblewindi and toured our state of the art water storage facility at Leewood. The group then finished the day with a look […]
Read MorePosted on June 5, 2015
The Royal Flying Doctor’s Annual Outback Trek hit Narrabri last night, with around 250 teams and their brightly decorated vehicles overnighting in town. Over the past 25 years, the Trek has raised more than $22 million dollars for the Royal Flying Doctor. With the Doctor providing an invaluable service to the thousands of Santos employees […]
Read MorePosted on June 3, 2015
I wish to respond to an opinion piece by the People for the Plains printed in Narrabri’s Courier newspaper on Thursday May 28 insinuating that Siding Spring Observatory is under threat from Santos’ proposed Narrabri Gas Project. Siding Spring, Australia’s largest optical astronomy research facility is located in the Warrumbungles near Coonabarabran about 100 km […]
Read MorePosted on June 2, 2015
By Glenn Toogood, Santos senior Hydrogeologist I wish to respond to a number of inaccuracies in a recent comment piece written by Dr Matthew Currell “Groundwater: the natural wonder that needs protecting from coal seam gas”. The Conversation’s vision states that it promotes academic rigour. Unfortunately that is not the case in this article. Santos […]
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