Overview
- Activists linked to Disrupt Burrup Hub rushed the stage at a Chamber of Minerals and Energy WA breakfast before Anthony Albanese spoke, prompting security to remove them.
- PerthNow reported at least two protesters, while other outlets cited three, reflecting the usual gaps that follow brief stage intrusions.
- After the interruption, the Prime Minister delivered his speech and announced $45 million to create a single-touch approvals process for energy, housing and resources projects.
- The plan would let states that sign new bilateral agreements run federal environmental assessments to deliver one clearer yes or no.
- He also announced a $1.1 billion co-investment with Western Australia to upgrade roads for the planned Westport container terminal in Kwinana, including $552 million from the federal government.