Woodside’s Burrup Hub mega-project at Murujuga in North West Western Australia is a disaster for climate and culture.

Woodside has plans to expand its gas facilities and pump billions of tonnes of deadly carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

The Burrup Peninsula in Western Australia is known as Murujuga to traditional custodians, a deeply sacred place that contains the largest, oldest collection of Aboriginal rock art in the world. That artwork is under threat from dangerous chemical emissions.

Join us to fight back and bring an end to industrial expansion on the Burrup Peninsula.

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ALL-IN WORKSHOP
May 21
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ALL-IN WORKSHOP
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Join our ALL-IN WORKSHOP to to meet your fellow campaigners, learn more and get involved.

Whatever your skills, we need you: in mobilisation, action, or media roles.

There'll be opportunities for brainstorming, planning, and getting on with the job at hand.

Bring a laptop if that's your style, as we'll have some computer-based tasks.

There’ll be some food provided and a chance to socialise with other campaigners as well.

Please RSVP so we have a sense of numbers.

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Make a donation.

Be part of our direct-action campaign to DISRUPT BURRUP HUB.

We are taking on a massive multinational corporation that makes more than a million dollars an hour. 

We need funds to continue our campaign and take Woodside on. Your contribution will go towards action costs, recruitment efforts, administrative expenses, and more.

You can also donate to cover fines for those arrested here.

Download YOUR GUIDE TO DISRUPT BURRUP HUB to learn about:

  • Our theory of change

  • Our campaign structure

  • Operational Security 101

  • Our policies and procedures