Woodside Energy boss Meg O'Neill has described the activists who targeted her Perth home as extremists. Speaking for the first time since the attack she says it's left her distressed. 7NEWS
Cook said he respected the public’s right to protest “but the idea that you can go and terrorise someone in their homes just because they are doing their job is absolutely unacceptable”.Cook said the ABC “clearly had prior notice” of the alleged plan.
WA's premier has slammed protest plans outside the home of Woodside Energy chief Meg O'Neill’s Perth home.Credit:Noakes and Mazza spent the night behind bars before appearing in Perth Magistrates Court on Wednesday. The other two people charged were released on bail and are due to appear in the same court later in the month.
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