These
photos span some of the actions from the period 1997
- 2000, from the first public rally held by JAGWA to the Fremantle
Festival 1999 and beyond...
Click
one of the images to see the larger photo.
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2000
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City of Mandurah goes Nuclear Free!
Part
of the local government campaign for nuclear free
zones across Australia. |
The
nuclear mafia |
"Backs
to the Blast"
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Aftermath
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Atomic Australia
April 2000
A nuclear and anti-nuclear history of Australia with the fast forward
button pushed down (script available) |
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Stop Beverley
Uranium Mine May 2000
In response to the near-invisible profile of Australia's
newest uranium mine, activists simulate the dumping of 50 tonnes of
sulphuric acid into the Parliament House water system. |
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1999
 
Fangin' at Fremantle Festival
On the nuclear gravy train, November 1999
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October
27, 1999
Pangea Unwelcome
Hundreds
turned out to the park in front of Pangea's office to let them know
what they thought about plans to turn WA into a radioactive waste dump
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Dump that Dump - Pangea Seminar, UWA |
Hore-Lacy
v. Chapple |
21 August 1999
Nuclear Waste Isolation - A
Policy Imperative
..so they say. A few
hundred vocal citizens wondered whose 'Imperative' the
University of WA were following when they hosted Pangea Resources and an
invitation-only audience for their seminar on the benefits of deep
dumping.
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Mary Olson
Visited
our shores from the US in August 1999 for a series of public meetings
on why you should never bury high
level nuclear waste |
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hi-ho...hi ho...
on the yellowcake road |
the
nuclear mafia go through their paces in the Palm Sunday production of
the 'Yellowcake Road', written specially for the occasion. The audience
were presumably spellbound as many of them sat through it twice. |
The Yellowcake Road Palm Sunday,
March 28, 1999
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Churchill
Avenue in Subiaco had the dubious honour of hosting both Paladin Resources and Acclaim Uranium. In Feb 99 we paid
them a visit.
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Nuclear
Tour of Subiaco February 26, 1999 |
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1998
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Festival Marchers |
Inside
the map of WA |
A
celebration of renewable energy to power the C21
Festival of the Sun
December
13, 1998
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...things
to do at North Ltd. when you're dead. |
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Heading
for the Yellowcake Teaparty May 19, 1998
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Jessie
Rider @ Meltdown |
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Jabiluka National Day of Action
April
5, 1998
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1997
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"Hands off Jabiluka"
Elm dancers at the JAGWA rally, December 1997
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