Latest Woodside News

‘Bloody dangerous territory’: UN report an indictment of govt climate inaction
Australian coal and gas should cop the blame: 1.5 to be breached
Every fraction of a degree is worth fighting for: UN climate report a stark warning for Australia’s reefs
Australian Coal And Gas Should Cop Blame: 1.5 To Be Breached
Woodside Walks: Farmers Cop Heat
Team WA on display at Norway’s Offshore Northern Seas 2026
Risk of “catastrophic” oil spill reaching Kimberley coast found in Woodside’s Scott Reef gas drilling plans
Perth voters, including majority One Nation, Labor supporters, reject Scott Reef gas drilling and Kimberley fracking plans
Finalists Unveiled For WA Innovators Of Year 2026
Learning more about Australia’s remote Northwest reefs with Indigenous rangers
War profits for Woodside, war prices for ordinary Australians
WA’s best minds named finalists at 2026 Premier’s Science Awards
Australia Can’t Offset Its Way Out Of Browse Gas Bomb
North West Shelf Court case: what happened and what’s next? 
Cook Government must recognise risks posed by Woodside’s Scott Reef drilling plans
Taking Climate Fight To Court – In Full Colour
The battle against Australia’s largest new fossil fuel project
Greenpeace welcomes dismissal of Woodside’s anti-democratic “SLAPP suit” against climate campaigners
70,000+ submissions call on Minister Watt to reconsider Woodside’s controversial Browse gas project
New Appointments To Gold Corporation Board
Major Climate Change Challenge Begins In Federal Court
Woodside “SLAPP suit” against climate campaigners an attempt to silence growing opposition to drilling at Scott Reef
Labor Still Gambling With Future Of Great Barrier Reef
From Geraldton to the moon: 2026 RWA National Finalist Angela Teale leading regional space innovation
FOIs show fossil fuel “rust bucket” Northern Endeavour shipped 17,000 kms from Australia with toxic, corrosive substances
Woodside’s controversial Browse gas project open to public scrutiny
Woodside’s Browse project linked to Great Barrier Reef coral deaths
Woodside’s Browse plans in “hot water” following administrative decisions by the federal Environment Minister and department
WA’s controversial Browse gas project open to public scrutiny
Ten Australians are taking the government to the UN over fossil fuel exports. What is their case?
‘Detached from reality’: Stalled progress at Bonn climate talks leaves COP31 Presidency facing uphill battle
‘A new chapter’: Inaugural National EPA CEO John Bradley faces significant choices on the horizon
COP31 electrification push a welcome first step by Presidency, but insufficient without ending fossil fuels: Greenpeace
Australian Court allows first-ever UN expert intervention in landmark environmental case
Charting her own course: how Brodie’s curiosity and culture are shaping her STEM story
UN Special Rapporteur accepted into North West Shelf court challenge
Speech to the Australian Energy Producers Conference, Adelaide
‘A new low’: Greenpeace responds to Woodside’s flawed emissions reduction and renewables modelling
Woodside’s Browse would be a disaster: ACF
‘Self-serving tosh’: Woodside’s Browse gas would derail energy transition and wreck Scott Reef
Greenpeace statement on Browse project’s federal assessment timeline
Greenpeace Australia Pacific calls on Cook Government to commit to Renewable Energy Target following federal renewable energy investment announcement
NOPSEMA decision to allow further delays in the clean-up of Bass Strait oil and gas infrastructure is a lost economic opportunity and…
“An absolute sham”: Greenpeace Japan and Greenpeace Australia Pacific call-out Prime Ministers Takaichi and Albanese for exploiting fossil fuel crisis to entrench gas
“Breakfast with a side of lobbying”: Greenpeace warns Prime Minister not to cave to fossil fuel lobby on gas tax in Perth
Greens Senator confronts Woodside CEO on why she won’t front tomorrow’s gas tax inquiry
‘Don’t be so reckless’: Greenpeace activists disrupt Woodside AGM with anthem for Scott Ree
Conservationists take on Woodside outside the gas giant’s AGM today – and in court in coming months