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Charges dropped over protest at Woodside boss' home

Disrupt Burrup Hub activist awarded $7000 in legal fees

State prosecutors have dropped a conspiracy charge against a climate activist over a foiled protest which had been planned to target the home of Woodside Energy boss Meg O'Neill. Forty year old Joana...

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