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Nucoal waiting for Barilaro support on Doyles Creek compensation

The company prepared a detailed response to the questions taken on notice.

  Nucoal Resources has written to NSW deputy premier John Barilaro (centre) about compensation for the revoking of the Doyles Creek exploration licence.

Nucoal Resources has written to NSW deputy premier John Barilaro (centre) about compensation for the revoking of the Doyles Creek exploration licence.

The company said it was awaiting a response from Barilaro after gaining support from One Nation NSW legislative council member Mark Latham and independent member Fred Nile for compensation. "Nucoal...

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