Everyone wants to know why the ABC didn't call the police…

The climate activists turned up at the family home of Meg O'Neill at 6:50 am on Tuesday morning in Perth, Western Australia. They had spray paint and padlocks because she's the CEO of Woodside Energy which will, in their words "emit 6 billions tonnes of carbon over the next fifty years". Police say CCTV footage shows they had already done surveillance on the house to find out what time she left for work. O'Neill lives with her partner Vicky Hayes* and teenage daughter and was described as "shaken" by the incident.

For some reason, the national public broadcaster, the ABC, was coincidentally also there to film the likely  criminal activity at this unlikely hour, but having filmed it, for some other reason, they didn't show the footage or even report the incident at all on the ABC News Tuesday night, while it made headlines around the state and was "the biggest news of the day".