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KYLE SAVES BEST FOR LAST
LONG live the King. If Kyle Chalmers ever thinks about quitting swimming early again, then the whole of Australia needs to beg him to stay. The Dolphins have produced a stack of legendary male freestyle sprinters over the years, but Chalmers deserves to be listed at the very top now. Stop the fight. There is just no argument any more.
16th FINA World Swimming Championships (25m) Medal Standings
18 December 2022. Evening update.
Ellison targets gas
Norwest offer a ‘Christmas present’ Chris Ellison’s Minerals Resources is open to cooperating on gas with Gina Rinehart after joining the gathering consolidation of the onshore Perth Basin with a $403 million buyout bid for partner Norwest Energy. The $16 billion mining and services group has bypassed Norwest’s board and gone straight to its shareholders, seeking to secure full ownership of the Lockyer Deep gas find, touted as potentially Australia’s biggest onshore discovery. “It’s Christmas time, so we’re giving the Norwest Energy guys the ultimate present, MinRes shares wrapped in a bow,” Mr Ellison, MinRes’ founder and chief executive, said.
McGowan must fly flag for WA
Once again, just like it did during the global financial crisis, the dirt and rocks buried in the Big State provide a lucrative windfall that continues to make our economy the envy of the world. McGowan’s public purse is bursting at the seams thanks to our resources sector, a little fact he might want to keep in mind when the industry needs him as they battle against his mate Anthony Albanese.
Gas policy shows Albanese’s true colours
Responsibility for the editorial comment is taken by WAN Editor-in-Chief Anthony De Ceglie | 16 December 2022
Christmas in the Country
Following from last year’s very special Christmas Lights Competition in the country, the Christmas Lights Competition was back for 2023 with some amazing houses who had decorated this with lights, fairy buds, reindeer, Santa, stars – and more! Another dazzling display for the country, and a very big congratulations for all of this year’s winners and entrants.
60th Australian Export Awards winner | 2GR Wagyu from Aussie paddocks to plates across the planet
For outstanding international success in the field of agricultural products, services or technology including farm production, manufactured foods and beverages, forestry and fisheries. Agribusiness, Food and Beverages 2022 Winner 2GR Wagyu Beef (Whadjuk, WA) Beef export enterprise 2GR Wagyu Beef has one of the largest purebred Wagyu beef herds in the world and exports to key markets across Asia, the UK, UAE and Canada.
