Meet the team Mat t hew Mor ton

Healthy Living in the Outback
Virtual field explorer launch
It is salad days for Year 7 Yuleba State
School student Sophie Beadnell.
Taking the explorer for a spin. L to R: Santos GLNG Maranoa
Regional Manager Sam Klass, Warrego MP Hon. Howard Hobbs,
TSBE CEO Shane Charles, Santos GLNG Social Performance
Manager John Phalen and Joint Maranoa Regional Community
Consultative Committee Chair Barry Braithwaite.
Vegetables, a virtual field explorer, forums
and field trips were all highlights in the
Maranoa calendar as summer sets in.
Hundreds of students across a number of local
schools are clued up on the benefits of nutrition
and exercise having participated in the Healthy
Living in the Outback program, which Santos
GLNG is proud to support.
Two peas in a pod: St John’s School students prepare
healthy snacks.
St John’s water monitoring
Miles AgForce Projects CSG Water field day
Water monitoring whets students’ appetites for science.
Landholders quiz CSG water industry experts. L to R: Andrew
Moser, Origin Energy; Julian Long, Origin Energy; David Gornall,
Santos GLNG; and Mark Riksen, QGC.
Launched in October, the virtual field explorer is
proving popular with visitors to the Santos GLNG
Roma Shopfront. It is a state-of-the-art, mega
touch screen and interactive table that allows users
to explore and discover Santos GLNG’s gas fields
and infrastructure.
More than 200 landholders turned out across two
recent AgForce Projects CSG field days in Roma
and Miles to discuss all things water-related. Santos
GLNG water experts were pleased to present on
the day.
Students from St John’s School rolled up their
sleeves on a recent excursion with Santos GLNG
to undertake water monitoring.
Catching some rays.
Meet the team Mat t hew Mor ton
“I joined Santos GLNG to become part of an exciting, innovative industry that
is right at my doorstep so I can be closer to my family.”
Fire Management Coordinator Matthew Morton runs a cattle property north of Wallumbilla with his wife Jess
and two daughters, Sophie and Ainsley. His job at Santos GLNG is to coordinate its bush fire management plan
by developing asset protection zones and conducting mitigation burns to protect
personnel, infrastructure and neighbouring properties. Originally from Singleton
in New South Wales, Matthew has been working in operator and mine rescue
roles for the past 14 years but his favourite pastime is fishing.

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