Inpex workers launch strike at Australian LNG facilities
Inpex workers launch rolling strikes at Australian Ichthys LNG facilities after pay talks fail, threatening global exports amid an energy crisis.

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Inpex workers launch rolling strikes at Australian Ichthys LNG facilities after pay talks fail, threatening global exports amid an energy crisis.
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