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Wednesday, May 21, 2025 at 08:30 AM

Outside The Park Business Centre 45 Ventnor Ave, West Perth WA 6005 in West Perth, Australia

Buru Energy AGM Action 2025 RSVP

Despite widespread community support for a Frack Free Kimberley, Buru Energy is still pushing ahead with plans to industrialise the region with oil and gas developments. Buru Energy is proposing to develop a major fossil fuel industrial complex 150 km east of Broome.

In addition to restarting its ‘Ungani’ oil production and export facility, Buru Energy is proposing to develop its ‘Rafael’ conventional gas field, including LNG and condensate production. According to Buru Energy the proposal would also involve new pipelines, roads and a carbon capture and storage facility In the globally significant Kimberley region.

Buru Energy also holds the ‘Yulleroo’ unconventional gas field, where it has previously fracked and has not ruled out fracking there again in the future.

Buru Energy’s upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Wednesday, May 21 st, 8.30 am at The Park Business Centre in West Perth, is the perfect opportunity to remind them that we don’t want industrialisation of the Kimberley.

Shareholders will be making decisions about the company’s future fossil fuel plans at the AGM, so they will be very sensitive to any community opposition. Join us this Wednesday with your Frack Free Kimberley shirts and yellow triangles for a morning of action and making a lot of noise! We must tell them that the Kimberley is no place for fossil fuel extraction.

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Thursday, May 22, 2025 at 06:00 PM

The University of Notre Dame Australia, Broome Campus in Broome, Australia

Corals' Last Stand - the fight to Save Scott Reef

Join us at the Broome screening of WA’s new major environmental documentary, Corals’ Last Stand.

Get a FREE ticket!

This exquisitely shot and captivating film tells the critically important story of Scott Reef and the campaign to protect it. Skilfully put together by WA filmmaker Jane Hammond, it showcases the incredible marine life of this majestic coral reef filmed by some of WA’s top underwater videographers.

The powerful story is told by author and marine conservationist Tim Winton, international musician John Butler, Environs Kimberley Executive Director Martin Pritchard, marine biologist Ben Fitzpatrick, ocean influencer Brinkley Davies as well as conservationists who are working to protect Scott Reef from oil and gas corporation Woodside’s proposed 50 oil and gas wells.

Make sure to grab your ticket before they sell out and be sure to share this with your friends and family!

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