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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Amanda Meade

ABC clears Four Corners TV crew of wrongdoing during protest at Woodside CEO’s home

A Four Corners film crew and police outside the home of Woodside CEO Meg O’Neill in Perth on 1 August
A Four Corners film crew and police outside the home of Woodside CEO Meg O’Neill in Perth on 1 August. The ABC says the TV crew did not collude with protesters there. Photograph: Supplied by Disrupt Burrup Hub

An internal ABC inquiry has concluded that a Four Corners TV crew did not collude with or encourage Woodside protesters nor did they trespass on the home of CEO Meg O’Neill.

The ABC managing director, David Anderson, said the Four Corners investigation – about climate protests in Australia – would proceed despite the crew being heavily criticised by the fossil fuel company, the Western Australian government and the West Australian newspaper.

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