Woodside is pursuing three people through the WA Supreme Court over their alleged involvement in a 2023 “stinky gas” stunt at one of its facilities. The incident, which Woodside describes as a prank, triggers an evacuation of thousands of employees. According to reports, the company is seeking outcomes against the three accused, and also is asking the court to require them to disclose the identities of other people allegedly involved. The proceedings focus on whether the convicted individuals, if found guilty, should be compelled to provide information that would help identify additional participants. The company’s application is framed around accountability and disclosure of broader involvement, rather than only the conduct of the three named protesters. The case is ongoing, with the court considering the request made by Woodside and the circumstances surrounding the evacuation and alleged actions during the 2023 incident. The reports do not indicate any final ruling yet.