Latest anti-nuclear news

Read the latest briefing on the proposed National Radioactive Waste Management Facility (MRWMF) in South Australia, why the current location at the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO) is much safer, the myths...

Media Release ‒ 21 June 2021 ‒ Friends of the Earth Australia Kimba nuclear dump: Premier Marshall must enforce SA legislation By accepting amendments to the National Radioactive Waste Management Amendment Bill, the federal...

  The Nuclear-Free Collective at Friends of the Earth continues to fight the nuclear industry at every point in the cycle. Over the past year, we have: - Campaigned against the federal government's plan...

The coronavirus, with its global effects on health, human suffering is also, of course, affecting the economy, and most (though not all) businesses. The ''commercial'' nuclear industry is affected, but not the nuclear weapons industry....

The Federal Government has launched an 'Inquiry into the prerequisites for nuclear energy in Australia' and are accepting submissions until 16 September.  Nuclear power is a dangerous distraction from real movement on the pressing...

Responding to the announcement that a Victorian Parliamentary inquiry will investigate the suitability of nuclear power, Dr Jim Green, national anti-nuclear campaigner with Friends of the Earth Australia, said: “Nuclear power has priced itself...

BHP is planning to expand the Olympic Dam Tailings dump to be larger than the CBD of Adelaide AND to be up to 30 metres high at the centre of the tailings pile –...

In a secretive and highly political move the Morrison Government approved the controversial Yeelirrie uranium project in WA’s Mid West despite an ongoing legal challenge by senior Tjiwarl Traditional Owners and conservationists. The approval...

The Radioactive Exposure Tour 2018 was a great success, with thirty interested, passionate people listening, learning and showing  their support to the people at the frontline fighting the nuclear industry in South Australia. Here...

The Radioactive Tour is off to an awesome start. By Day 4, we have already weaved our way through Adelaide, Port Augusta and Woomera. Thirty people are travelling across the South Australian nuclear landscape,...