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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Rafqa Touma

Activist says Woodside CEO’s safety was never under threat by protest at her Perth home

Woodside Energy chief executive Meg O'Neill.
Climate group Disrupt Burrup Hub protested at Woodside CEO Meg O’Neill’s (pictured) home on Tuesday. Photograph: Lukas Coch/AAP

A climate activist arrested after protesting at the Western Australia home of Woodside Energy’s chief executive says there was no intention of entering the house and that no one’s safety was under threat.

Disrupt Burrup Hub’s media adviser, Jesse Noakes, was released from police custody on Wednesday night, two days after the climate group protested at Meg O’Neill’s Western Australia family home.

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