Prime minister says opposition’s ‘destination of denial’ will disrupt certainty required by business for increased investment
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Nuclear power is being forced on Australians regardless of their wishes, a cabinet minister says, as state leaders continue to reject the opposition's plan.
Prime minister says opposition’s ‘destination of denial’ will disrupt certainty required by business for increased investment
Reliable energy, human rights, land impacts, air and water pollution, lost wildlife get ignored This election year, several critical issues...
Victorian energy minister says the state will be 95 pct renewable by the time Dutton delivers his "fantasy" nuclear projects. The post “Stick to the...
Peter Dutton says nuclear power plants burn energy. Er, no they don't. Is this why the Coalition nuclear policy makes no sense? The post Peter Dutton...
Nuclear power plants cannot be compared to the AUKUS submarines, a senior Cabinet minister has said as Labor seeks to justify its mixed position on...
Many Australians are willing to consider nuclear power even if they are not sure, raising the stakes for Labor and the Coalition in an election fight...
Many Australians are willing to consider nuclear power even if they are not sure, raising the stakes for Labor and the Coalition in an election fight...
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.
As the federal opposition attempts to force the construction of nuclear reactors, state leaders say they will not go down without a fight.