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Environment
Rudi Maxwell

Pastoralists and traditional owners in fear of fracking

Rallen Australia director Pierre Langenhoven says fracking and cattle operations can't co-exist. (Aaron Bunch/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Traditional owners and a cattle station company are alarmed at the environmental threat of fracking on their land after the Northern Territory government lifted its moratorium on the controversial practice.

Tamboran Resources, through its subsidiary Sweetpea Petroleum, is exploring for gas on Tanumbirini cattle station in the Beetaloo Basin, owned by cattle company Rallen Australia.

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