Loading Woodside on Friday welcomed the government’s extension decision, noting it came with “rigorous conditions” to protect cultural heritage. Credit: Russel Millard “It beggars belief that the Albanese government would choose to detonate this carbon bomb. This, he said, would protect “a significant Aboriginal heritage area and/or objects that are under threat of injury or desecration”. The development comes as Albanese prepares to unveil the government’s 2035 emissions reduction targets next week. Loading “If Australia truly wants to partner with the Pacific for COP31, it must prove it with a genuine and strong climate plan,” Varea said.