Eco group wants shareholders to prod Toyota on electricAustralian investors in Toyota are being urged to vote for changes that would see the popular automotive brand launch electric cars sooner and reveal any lobbying against climate action. Greenpeace Australia Pacific called on local shareholders...

Two thousand Woodside employees were evacuated from the company’s headquarters in Perth after a faux gas leak organised by those campaigning against its $50 billion Burrup Hub projects. This is the latest in a long series of actions against Woodside and its plans to prolong and expand gas...

Greenpeace activists scale turret in Woodside protestActivists with Greenpeace Australia Pacific have carried out a protest on a discarded oil tower owned by Woodside Energy on Sunday. The activists dropped a banner reading, “Woodside, Don’t Be A Tosser”.

What we know so far about treasurer Jim Chalmers’ 2023 budgetOn Sunday the government announced a plan to collect $2.4bn more in petroleum resource rent tax over four years by capping the proportion of PRRT assessable income that can be offset by deductions to 90%. Chalmers has also said the energy...

An environmental activist has been convicted and fined after spray painting a Perth police station with four yellow Woodside energy logos protesting the proposed Burrup Hub project. Magistrate Matthew Walton commended Deanna “Violet” Coco for her strong personal beliefs however cautioned her...

A Western Australian journalist who was taking photos of the removal of ancient rock art from the site of a fertiliser plant says she was repeatedly stopped by police and eventually had the images seized during a raid. The police action comes amid a crackdown on environmental activists in the state.

Thumping drums, plenty of police and a wheelchair-bound skeleton were on show outside Woodside’s annual general meeting on Friday. Two protesters have been charged with aggravated burglary after attempting to evacuate the building using non-toxic stench gas and smoke flares. 

Greenpeace made a bold entrance to Fremantle on Thursday as its colourful ship, the Rainbow Warrior, docked in the tourist town to draw attention to the gas giant Woodside’s deep-sea drilling plans in the west.

Record levels of greenhouse gases have caused “planetary scale changes on land, in the ocean and in the atmosphere”, a UN agency says in a report that shows the past eight years were the hottest ever recorded on Earth. Woodside, the largest Australian gas producer, is expecting a grilling from...

Greenpeace’s most iconic ship, the Rainbow Warrior, arrives in Western Australia this weekend to join with local communities to protect our oceans and climate from fossil fuel company Woodside and its monstrous Burrup Hub gas project. We’re sailing the length of WA with a simple message: choose...