Nukes vs People: 10 years after SA's nuclear royal commission — what's next with AUKUS?

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In 2016, ordinary South Australians shut down a major proposal for a nuclear waste dump in the state. The plan to take nuclear waste from around the world and bury it in the SA outback was opposed by Mothers for a Sustainable South Australia MOSSA along with many other community, environment, Indigenous and trade union groups. It was then rejected by a specially formed 'citizens jury'. A decade later, South Australia is again being told to go nuclear via the AUKUS submarine deal, regardless of the environmental impacts, security concerns, economic costs and total lack of transparency. What lessons does the victory over the dump hold for the fight against AUKUS, nuclear submarines, and their nuclear waste? Join MOSSA member Senator Barbara Pocock, together with Karina L…

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