Mr Mills, who was previously the Chief Minister representing the Country Liberal Party, previously strongly supported onshore gas fracking in the Northern Territory.
The decision comes on the back of polling by the Lock the Gate which found 86 per cent of participants were opposed to onshore gas fracking in the Northern Territory. Image: News Corp Australia
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