POLICY

Prominent activists urge feds to reject Woodside's Burrup expansion

Open letter signed by political leaders, Indigenous Elders and scientists over emissions concern

Protestors glued themselves to the lobby of Woodside Petroleum headquarters in Perth. Credit: Mark Tilly

More than 40 prominent Australians, including senior Murujuga Elders, scientists and researchers, cultural figures, as well as current and former federal politicians, have signed an open letter to urge...

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