No it does NOT get liquified as there is no LNG plant in South...

No it does NOT get liquified as there is no LNG plant in South Australia - thats why I posted the link listing LNG plants in AU. Moomba is a gas processing plant where NGLs are extracted, blended with other liquids, etc.

LNG (liquified natural gas) is methane (higher energy density and less carbon) which is different to NGLs - "Methane is the primary component of natural gas. It’s what is leftover after most of the natural gas liquids are stripped out from the natural gas stream." - from https://blog.opisnet.com/ngl-or-lpg-or-lng

Since you actually replied, are you here to provide false information such that you can slowly exit your position?? Similar to what you did over the last 12 months ................................