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Greenpeace Gives Woodside The Flipper Via Michael Caton & Thinkerbell

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Published on: 10th November 2026 at 10:52 AM
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Greenpeace Australia Pacific has joined forces with Thinkerbell and iconic Australian actor Michael Caton on a major public movement and behaviour change initiative to save Scott Reef, calling on Australians to “flip off” gas corporation Woodside.

The company plans to drill for gas at Australia’s largest oceanic reef, home to vulnerable green sea turtles, endangered pygmy blue whales, and thousands of marine species, off the coast of Western Australia.

At the heart of the collaboration is somebody who knows a thing or two about fighting off corporations to protect a home: Michael Caton. Set in a courtroom, Caton gives his voice to a voiceless inhabitant, a green sea turtle, and together they invite the public to show their support to save Scott Reef.

Designed to shift public behaviour and drive national debate, the movement asks the public to tag their MPs – applying direct political pressure on Environment Minister Murray Watt and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese Albanese to “flip off” Woodside’s dirty gas project, which would see up to 57 toxic wells drilled around Scott Reef off the coast of Western Australia.

Voiced by Michael Caton and set to a soundtrack provided by Radiohead, the narrative centres on our hero turtle defending her home from corporate overreach in a courtroom showdown. As the turtle defiantly flips her flippers at Woodside, Michael Caton calls on everyday Australians to take a stand and help save her home.

“Just because it’s out of sight off the western coast of Australia, it’s not out of mind. And Woodside should remember that,” said Caton.

“Woodside’s dirty gas project at Scott Reef, Australia’s largest oceanic reef, is an environmental disaster waiting to happen, threatening thousands of species, including the extremely vulnerable green sea turtles that nest there. By literally flipping off Woodside and Big Gas, Aussies are cutting through corporate spin and sending an unignorable message to Environment Minister Murray Watt and the Albanese government: save Scott Reef,” said Glenn Walker, head of nature at Greenpeace Australia Pacific.

Adam Ferrier, co-founder of Thinkerbell added: “You can fight a corporation in the courtroom forever, but the real power to deliver lasting protection rests in parliament. Right now, our MPs hold an extraordinary opportunity to safeguard Scott Reef for generations to come.

“I’m proudly from WA, and I know how much the natural environment means to the people and economy of Western Australia. I’m also sure Woodside wants to do the right thing, and with enough public support and government action we’ll together save Scott Reef.”

“When the stakes are this high, polite ads don’t work. You need an unignorable provocation that galvanises people and puts the pressure squarely where it belongs, on our leaders in Canberra. This isn’t just about protecting a reef; it’s about holding power to account,” commented Paul Swann, chief creative tinker at Thinkerbell.

Greenpeace has been campaigning to stop Woodside’s gas plans for years, increasing pressure on the Australian government to save Scott Reef from becoming an industrialised gas zone. From actions aboard Woodside’s gas platform to cinemas across Australia, Greenpeace isn’t backing off in its advocacy to save Scott Reef.

Rolling out across OOH, digital, social, influencer and cinema with an interactive landing page, this project will be amplified by high-profile figures urging Australians to take action, tag their MPs, and defend Scott Reef. The movement combines cinematic storytelling with organic social mobilsation and earned media, planned via Thinkerbell’s Alchemy model to drive real behaviour change and impact.

Marking its first Australian tour in 15 years, English rock band Radiohead will play 16 arena shows across Perth, Melbourne and Sydney in May and June 2027. A $2 donation is included in every ticket price with proceeds going to Greenpeace Australia Pacific and the Australian Marine Conservation Society. Radiohead will match the final amount raised.

 

Credits:

CLIENT: GREENPEACE AUSTRALIA PACIFIC

CREATIVE, PAID, EARNED, CX & SOCIAL: THINKERBELL PRODUCTION: COLLIDER

MUSIC SUPERVISION AND SONG LICENSING: MUSIC MILL

AUDIO PRODUCTION: SONAR MUSIC SOUND: SONAR MUSIC AND SOUND

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By Oliver Cerovic
Oliver is a journalist at B&T, joining in April 2025 after completing a Bachelor of Communications, majoring in Journalism at UTS. He covers media agencies and owners, and has a strong interest in sports marketing. Oliver has a background in sport, previously writing for Fox League and the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles. He famously hit a last-ball six in the 2026 Big Clash to deliver his Indies side to a 19 point loss.

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