New to the issues? Find out what the anti-nuclear movement is about, in plain language.

No uranium mine has ever gone into commercial production in Western Australia. With your help, that's how it will stay...

Find out about plans to dump the world's nuclear waste in outback Australia.

Mining companies active in Australia are only one part of an entrenched network of institutes, government departments and international agencies who are desperate to keep the industry viable.

The nuclear industry was created to produce weapons of genocide. It's time to abolish nuclear weapons.

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Glimpses of the movement to end the nuclear age

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The web hosts an abundance of resources on the nuclear industry, pro, anti-and neutral.

Anti-nuclear hotspots including Jabiluka, Beverley, Lucas Heights and Honeymoon. State-by-state briefings include Western Australia, South Australia and the Northern Territory.

What is uranium, and how is it mined? An introduction to the world's deadliest metal and the industry that brings it to the surface.

The end product of the nuclear industry is the world's deadliest industrial waste.

Nobody knows how many people have been killed or injured by the nuclear industry, but the numbers are certainly into the millions. Find out what it is about radiation that makes it so dangerous.

Uranium mining is the first link in a global chain that binds nuclear weapons, atomic energy and nuclear waste into a formidable whole. After 50 years, the experiment is being called to a halt.

The who's who of local and federal politics - and where they stand on nuclear issues.

 

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