Energy election: How nuclear power is already costing Australians
The Coalition nuclear policy is hitting voters' hip pockets before they get their say on whether it’s part of Australia's ...
Nuclear path would blow out Australia's emissions targets, new modelling shows
Additional emissions from adopting the Coalition's nuclear plan equate to 200 years of domestic air travel for Australia, a new analysis from the Climate Change Authority reveals.
Voters split on party lines on nuclear power with one-third ‘on the fence’
The survey of 3275 voters found that while the most pro-nuclear electorates are held by the Coalition, support for nuclear ...
Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor appears to struggle sharing cost of Coalition’s nuclear policy
Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor has repeatedly refused to directly answer questions around the cost of the Coalition’s nuclear ...
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Our nuclear winter continues under blackout Bowen
Climate and Energy Minister Chris Bowen, who has proved a disappointment in every portfolio he has been gifted, has opted to ...
Activists are spending big on pro-nuclear ads, but it’s Dutton’s silence that has Labor’s attention
An analysis of Meta’s advertising library shows the Liberals last funded a push of its nuclear power policy back in November.
Antinuclear campaigners question value of Coalitions nuclear push
Mapping prepared by a Victorian climate action group shows just how far the impacts of a nuclear disaster could spread, if ...
Gas and LNG remain crucial for Australia’s energy future despite nuclear debate, says Rystad
The upcoming election in Australia will gauge public opinion on nuclear energy as a solution to the country's long-term energy security.
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If China can’t scale nuclear, Australia’s got Buckley’s
Other political supporters include the Libertarian Party and One Nation. Unsurprising advocacy organisations such as the Australian Nuclear Association, Nuclear for Australia, the Minerals Council ...
Australia’s next government may well be in minority. Here’s how that can be a good outcome for the country
The most successful coalitions oversees have been formed using a similar model – Australia should do the same.