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Oct 19, 2026
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They're facing up to 10 years in jail for allegedly scaling the platform, which sits more than 300 kilometres off of WA's northwest coast.
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A banner was then unfurled calling on Woodside to dump its Browse Basin project, which Greenpeace says poses a critical threat to Scott Reef.
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The men are due to face the Carartha Magistrates Court today, and authorities are continuing to investigate.
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18:04Kurt KrispynHOST
Right.
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18:05Kurt KrispynHOST
I guess this is why it could be a huge problem for atolls because then it will become too deep for them to forage and find food, right? Like say Ashmore Reef or Scott Reef or like some of those coral atolls where it goes from a thousand metres of water to the surface within a few hundred metres.
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18:22Kurt KrispynHOST
Is that what's happening? Why they might be disappearing from those reefs?
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18:28Kate SandersGUEST
Because it's too hot at the surface.
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21:44Kate SandersGUEST
Yeah, right.
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21:45Kate SandersGUEST
So...
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21:47Kate SandersGUEST
Ashmore, the region that has undergone these dramatic losses, experienced less intense heat waves and coral bleaching than nearby reefs, Scott Reef.
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22:02Kate SandersGUEST
But those reefs that experienced more intense heat waves and coral bleaching, they've maintained their sea snake populations.
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57:47John NicholsCORRESPONDENT
The WA Greens are calling for charges against two men accused of interfering with an offshore gas plant to be dropped.
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57:54John NicholsCORRESPONDENT
Greenpeace says activists scaled the floating platform and hung a banner in a peaceful protest against Woodside's plans to drill near Scott Reef.
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58:03John NicholsCORRESPONDENT
Premier Roger Cook says it was a dangerous act.
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A Perth Air Conditioning Repair Company has been caught operating without a licence.
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0:51David RowlandsHOST
He says the Canadian Armed Forces and federal, provincial and local authorities are coordinating the emergency response and the nearby community of Wainwright is providing hospital and firefighting equipment.
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and energy company woodside says operations remain paused at a floating production unit part of its scarborough natural gas project off the coast of western australia due to a greenpeace protest at the platform that began yesterday greenpeace says two activists slept overnight on the semi-submersible unit around 375 kilometers off the state's northwest coast and they'll occupy the platform for as long as possible the environmental group is concerned about the potential impact of woodside's proposed browse project on scott reef a remote coral system and foraging area for the endangered pygmy blue whale.
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3:09Claire MurphyHOST
Two Greenpeace activists have been arrested after scaling an offshore oil rig.
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3:13Claire MurphyHOST
The pair gained access to the Woodside-owned platform in WA just before 6pm Saturday, spending the night on site protesting the environmental threat to the nearby Scott Reef.
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3:23Claire MurphyHOST
Australian Border Force officers moved in yesterday, taking the pair into custody with no charges laid as of this episode going to air.
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Greenpeace said their protesters are highly trained for activities such as this.
Weekends with Luke Grant - Saturday 17 October 2026
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39:34Luke GrantHOST
Uh, four Greenpeace Australia Pacific activists are scaling and occupying a floating production unit at Woodside's Scarborough Gas Project off the coast of Western Australia, displaying banners reading, "Stop Woodside's dirty gas.
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39:52Luke GrantHOST
Save Scott Reef." Now, I don't know how many people will see that sign, but I'm imagining there's not...
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40:02Luke GrantHOST
Well, I was gonna say thousands.
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40:04Luke GrantHOST
There's not more than it...
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3:33Peggy GiacomellosHOST
Back home and Greenpeace activists have scaled a floating platform, forcing the temporary shutdown of Woodside's Scarborough Gas Project off Western Australia.
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3:43Peggy GiacomellosHOST
The environmental group says the project threatens marine life at Scott Reef off the Kimberley Coast.
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3:49Peggy GiacomellosHOST
The $18.6 billion project is expected to export up to 8 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas annually.
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3:58Peggy GiacomellosHOST
Environmental groups warn its emissions could equal those of 15 coal-fired power stations.
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52:59Kevin HealyPANELIST
Could this possibly mean they are not addressing the problem seriously? Seriously, I hope you're not suggesting the responsible good corporate citizens like Woodside with Prophets, Santos as the Prophets, Chevrong to the Prophets, for instance, are not committed to the transition? Oh, no, no, never, never.
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53:19Kevin HealyPANELIST
But on Woodside with Prophets, Murray, you say the High Court decision won't affect your role in approving more fossils, fossils, fossils, including Woodside with proposal for pristine Scott Reef.
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53:33Kevin HealyPANELIST
Absolutely.
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53:34Kevin HealyPANELIST
And I assure you, I will do all I can to protect Scott Reef.
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53:38Kevin HealyPANELIST
by approving the proposal as you protected the Barrett Peninsula rock carvings.
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53:43Kevin HealyPANELIST
Exactly.
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3:15Kevin HealyPANELIST
Speaking of cop, cop that, um, Mother Earth, the pollution talk fest you'll be chairing, can we expect the same big polluters to dominate discussions as usual?" "We can expect serious discussions on how we can address climate change, if there is, without upsetting the big polluters." "Uh, yes, I noticed the big polluters have recommended current policies to address climate change are adequate.
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3:40Kevin HealyPANELIST
C-Could this possibly mean they are not addressing the problem seriously?" "Seriously, I hope you're not suggesting that responsible good corporate citizens like Woodside with profits, Santos us the profits, Chevronged the planet, for instance, are not committed to the transition." "Oh, no, no, never." "On Woodside with profits, uh, Murray, y-you say the High Court decision won't affect your role in approving more fossils, fossils, fossils, including Woodside with proposal for pristine Scott Reef." "Absolutely, and I assure you I will do all I can to protect Scott Reef." "Uh, by approving the proposal as you protected the Barrow Peninsula rock carvings." "Exactly.
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4:24Kevin HealyPANELIST
Before I make my decision, I will consult widely with Woodside with." "It is a worry, though.
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4:32Kevin HealyPANELIST
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They are a DJ duo that play housey jazz, funky music.
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And it's fundraising for the Scott Reef, which is a reef off the Kimberley Coast of northwest Western Australia.
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64:48CeceHOST
And there are plans to... uh gas drill and uh well there's major fossil fuel companies that want to make gas wells in the scott reef and so this gig is in support of uh stopping this and um yeah it should be a really fun time tickets are Ten bucks, doors open at six, you get a drink with your ticket.
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65:14CeceHOST
And I actually watched Close Counters last year in Lutruwita, Tasmania, and they work very closely with Green Music Australia, which is this incredible organisation that who try to help musicians, festivals, anyone in the music industry be more environmentally conscious.
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65:32CeceHOST
So it's great that they're doing something for the ocean as well.
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