Disrupt Burrup Hub media adviser Jesse Noakes has avoided time in prison over defying a police order to give them access to seized devices following an alleged incident outside the Woodside CEO’s home.
Mr Noakes, 34, appeared in Perth Magistrates Court on Monday, where he argued he couldn’t give Western Australia Police detectives access to two mobile phones and two iPads because of sensitive and confidential information stored on them.
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