In the small Australian country town of Narrabri in northern New South Wales, an intense battle is raging between the locals, the state government and a big energy company.
Within weeks, the New South Wales government could approve the A$3.6 billion (S$3.57 billion) Narrabri Gas Project, which developer Santos, a major oil and gas firm, says will boost energy security in the state.
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