Tower Action at James Price Point against Woodside's destruction

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BROOME COMMUNITY NO GAS CAMPAIGN

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October 21st, 2011




Community halts Kimberley land grab




Woodside Petroleum's Third Quarter Financial Report for 2011 has coincided with the occupation of a communications tower at James Price Point and a rally at Woodside's Broome office by protesters opposed to what they see as a land grab by the Barnett Government.




At James Price Point a 30m communications tower that allegedly breeches shire approvals, has been scaled and occupied by a protester stopping all investigative ground works by Woodside. When asked how long he will stay there, he remarked 'for as long as it takes for Woodside to leave'.




Simultaneously at Woodside's Broome headquarters, community members opposed to the gas hub released their own Third Quarter Protestor Report. This report celebrates and documents the community's major achievements which include thousands of hours of delays to Woodside's geotechnical works.




"This is about compulsory acquisition -- a land grab in the Kimberley, Woodside and its joint venture partners Shell, BP, BHP and Chevron don't seem to care that Indigenous people's land is being taken away by a Premier hell bent on industrialising our traditional lands." said Traditional Owner and Senior Law Boss Joseph Roe on behalf of Goolarabooloo and Jabirr Jabirr Traditional Owners opposed to the gas.




"Woodside can try and paint this proposal in a positive light but they should tell investors the truth about the problems they have in the Kimberley -- the thousands of hours of delays to work and it's only going to get harder and harder." Traditional Owner and Law Boss Joseph Roe.

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  • Keep up the good work guys. There's many thoughts going out to you all.

  • shame on Woodside employees and investors

  • love your work, thanks for protecting on our behalf, go home Woodside and Barnett.

  • awesome video. If i lived in Oz you could garuntee Id be over there.

    Always heart warming to see people taking action, and at least getting some kind of partial sucsess out of it :)

    Much Love guys & best wishes from the UK (with our own 'not as major' coal seam mining problem)

    May I ask the title of this song?

  • Well done Louise. I learned a lot during my time over there and I will be back soon.

    much love

    max

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