Australians are still paying a price for the energy policy disputes of the past. The nuclear proposal is unlikely to end the argument.
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Australians are still paying a price for the energy policy disputes of the past. The nuclear proposal is unlikely to end the argument.
Australians are still paying a price for the energy policy disputes of the past. The nuclear proposal is unlikely to end the argument.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is spruiking the benefits of nuclear energy, but one of his claims has left a bad taste in experts’ mouths.
Nuclear power is line-ball when it comes to support or opposition, but many people think it’s worth being investigated.
Nuclear power is line-ball when it comes to support or opposition, but many people think it’s worth being investigated.
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The Peter Dutton-led opposition is seeking a mandate to pursue nuclear energy, but details are in short supply
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