The Latest Breaking News from Santos

The Brazilian soccer legend’s health has reportedly deteriorated.

Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong has tried to keep Australians’ expectations low on what will be achieved in this first visit to China of an Australian minister in three years, and a group of First Nations peoples have lost their fight to stop gas drilling in the Pilliga Forest.

Only treated wastewater is now proposed to run into Dawson River, home to the white-throated snapping turtle

Mining leases should be granted to Santos for its Narrabri gas project, despite traditional owners' fears, the National Native Title Tribunal says .

The tribunal determined the project could go ahead subject to a condition, rejecting a novel climate change argument the Gomeroi people had hoped would stop the development.

With the bill now passed into law, here’s what’s at stake, what is next, and the political backstory of the Australia’s energy price boom

Energy minister, Chris Bowen, says government’s job is protecting Australians, not maximising LNG companies’ profits

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Fossil Free Arts NT says the Darwin Festival rejected an ethical funding offer but the event's board said it had concerns for its independence.

Darwin Festival has insisted the show will go on, after it was unable to reach an agreement for $200,000 in funding meant to replace its long-time major sponsor Santos.

Environmentalists have complained to the Australian stock exchange and corporate watchdog about gas producer Santos and its comments about an NT gas project.