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Woodside Energy director Mark Cutifani has resigned from his position on the oil and gas giant’s board after just seven months in the role.
In an announcement on the ASX this morning, Cutifani said the decision was made after careful consideration.
“My decision has been made for personal reasons, as I reassess my global professional commitments and identify where I can best devote my time and personal contributions,” he said.
“I wish the Woodside team every success in the future.”
Cutifani has accepted a non-executive director role on the board of gold miner, Northern Resources.
Shareholders will vote on his appointment in November.
Here’s what’s making news today across the nation and around the world:
- Anthony Albanese spent three decades building up trust with voters. He lost it in a single day, spending his political capital to shake up the tax system. And now the receipts have arrived.
- A few months ago in Honolulu, the Trump administration’s point man for AUKUS – who rarely speaks publicly – gave a broad-brush appraisal of why Donald Trump strongly supports the agreement.
- The Duchess of Sussex has provided the first glimpse of her family’s new life in the British countryside.
- The search is continuing for at least 129 people missing after a ferry overturned in bad weather in Indonesia’s Java Sea on Sunday.
Perth has a mix of heat, rain and seesawing temperatures this week, ranging from 20 to 30 degrees.
Things are warming up in the first half of the week and maximums are predicted to reach 30 degrees, before the rain arrives to cool the city down.
Good morning and welcome to our live news blog for this Monday, the 14th of September.
Making headlines today, police have released CCTV footage as they continue to search for two men over a shooting in Perth’s southern suburbs on Sunday morning.
Residents of Hamilton Hill were put into lockdown after a man was shot in the stomach in bushland near Owen Place.
Two men who are believed to be involved in the shooting remain on the run, but police say there is no risk to the public.
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