Make your submission for the Inquiry into nuclear power generation in Australia before Friday Nov 15. Have your say to ensure our shared energy future is based on community input. 

The Federal Parliament has established an inquiry to consider the potential role of nuclear power in Australia. Nuclear power would seriously obstruct the renewable energy transition by funneling public money away from viable and cost-effective renewable energy solutions.

The pro-nuclear advocates keep saying that they don't see hundreds and thousands on the streets opposing this, so assume there is general consent. This is our chance to show up and make clear that we don not need or want nuclear power.

Please make a submission to the inquiry. The most effective way is to make your own submission using information from he sources listed below. It does not have to be long. 1-2 pages is enough to tell them why you care and why nuclear power does not make sense.

The easiest way to make a submission is to use our pro-forma template, add your name and suburb to the top of the online submission here, replace the text in brackets with a sentence about why you feel strongly about this, then click the green 'Send my submission' button. Feel free to choose some of the arguments in the text and/or add your own comments.

You can watch a recording of a recent briefing on how to make a submission.

If you start from scratch, please send your own submission to nuclear.reps@aph.gov.au by November 15. For more information see the inquiry website.

For links to sources and evidence of the notes provided, please see this document, this webpage and this webpage.