Federal Court ruling stalls multi-billion drilling project, which Indigenous Australians from Tiwi Island warn could affect their way of life
Three Federal Court judges ruled that Santos had not consulted all the indigenous people on the Tiwi Islands before it started the gas drilling.
Australia's federal court dismissed an appeal by Santos on Friday, finding the company was obliged to "consult Mr. Tipakalippa and the Munupi clan because they had interests that may be affected". Tipakalippa and the Munupi clan raised concerns that the Santos project could wreck important ocean food sources, and blight their connection to a spiritually significant area.
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