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Indigenous Relations
Tarong Energy has operations in a number of areas and is maintaining and building relationships with Traditional Owners. Tarong Energy has an especially close relationship with the Wakka Wakka people, on whose land Tarong Energy's South Burnett assets are located.
Tarong Energy has an Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA) with the Wakka Wakka people that details how this relationship is managed, illustrated
here
.