The Latest Breaking News from Woodside

The annual FeNaClNG festival near WA’s North West Shelf gas project celebrates iron ore, salt and gas. Sadly the boiling planet doesn’t rate a showbag.

Via millions of donated dollars, Woodside ensures the political class stands ready to defend it when its huge role in global heating is targeted.

As home affairs minister, Peter Dutton blocked high-priority grant requests to prevent crime in some Indigenous communities in favour of projects in Coalition seats, and Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis makes big news by admitting Donald Trump didn’t win the 2020 election: ‘Of course he lost.’

If the way cops are treating climate protesters is heavy-handed now, how’s it going to be once things really heat up?

Disrupt Burrup Hub’s Jesse Noakes says there was no intent to enter Meg O’Neill’s house

‘Team in no way colluded with the activists,’ broadcaster says as Western Australian premier Roger Cook demands answers

WA EPA dismisses most grounds of appeal against extension of operation licence for gas processing facility in the Pilbara

NASA's Valkyrie bot has its first job. 

Fossil fuel company ‘aims to thrive through the energy transition by building a low-cost, lower-carbon, profitable, resilient and diversified portfolio’

Woodside Energy is moving forward with a $10.6 billion plan to develop the Trion oil field in the Gulf of Mexico, drawing criticism from climate activists.

The energy regulator warns Australia is too slow investing in a new, clean electricity supply, and NDIS Minister Bill Shorten describes last week in Parliament as ‘worse than shambolic, it was toxic’.