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Jesmine Cheong and Amelia Searson

Protesters who cemented arms into concrete drum in WA's north avoid paying compensation to police

The drum that was filled with concrete and set with Petrina Jane Harley and Elizabeth Ruth Burrows' arms inside. (Supplied: Scarborough Gas Alliance)

Two climate protesters who used a caravan to block access to Australia's biggest gas hub have avoided paying Western Australian police more than $33,000 in compensation. 

In November 2021, Petrina Jane Harley and Elizabeth Ruth Burrow cemented their arms into a concrete drum inside the caravan, in protest over Woodside's $16.5 billion Scarborough gas project on the Burrup Peninsula.

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