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Kimberly gas hub sparks nationwide protests
By Rowena Dela Rosa Yoon Wed, May 16, 2012 7:26PM UTC 0 Comment
The dream of Western Australia to transform Broome into a dazzling New Dubai faces no paved road. The multi-billion Woodside Petroleum’s gas hub has ignited intermittent tensions between local residents and the police. The State Government dispatched a strong 140-200 police to James Price Point this week alerting Green activists nationwide to join forces with Broome residents...
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