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Tara community gathers to talk gas wells

Map of Origin’s “Ironbark” PL (in orange) overlaying property lot/plans (yellow). Tara Township is in the bottom right, The Gums is at the crossroads on the left hand side.

Tara locals have expressed concern in response to Origin Energy’s plans for a massive expansion of coal seam gas wells […]

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