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Protesters Detained After Occupying Western Australian Gas Platform

Published 2026-10-18

Protesters Detained After Occupying Western Australian Gas Platform | Integri News

Two individuals are currently in police custody following a protest at an offshore gas platform operated by Woodside Energy. The platform is located approximately 200 kilometres off the coast of Western Australia. The incident caused a significant security response in the remote area.

Authorities were alerted when the protesters managed to board the offshore facility. The occupation was intended to draw attention to the company’s environmental policies and fossil fuel projects. The safety of the workers on the platform was a primary concern for the company during the event.

Police and maritime security teams were deployed to the location to manage the situation. After the individuals were removed from the platform, they were taken into custody to face questioning. Investigations into how the protesters gained access to the secure facility are now underway.

Woodside Energy has stated that they are cooperating fully with the authorities regarding the security breach. The company emphasized that the safety of their staff and the security of their infrastructure remain their highest priorities.

This event highlights the ongoing tensions regarding energy production and climate change activism in Australia. As the legal process begins for those involved, the incident serves as a reminder of the challenges companies face in protecting remote industrial sites.

Sources: ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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