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THE WEST AUSTRALIAN
Business: Santos is poised to give the go-ahead for the $800 million Devil Creek gas project in the Pilbara in a major coup for supply-starved WA industrial consumers.
Andrew Forr4est yesterday declared the end of the Pilbara iron ore duopoly as Fortescues Metals Group marked the first train load of ore to its new port facilities at Port Hedland.
West Australian Newspapers Holdings directors have stepped up their counterattack against what they claim are Kerry Stokes "inconsistent and selective" attacks on the company in the lead-up to their showdown sith Seven chief on April 23.
