Antinuclear

Australian news, and some related international items

Nuclear waste importation – an election issue?

text-cat-questionProbably not.  Both Liberal and Labor prefer to keep nuclear topics off the agenda. Tweedle-NuclearAustralia’s subservient mainstream media toes the parties’ line.  They can talk about gay marriage until the cows come home. Which always puzzles me.  I strongly believe that gays and lesbians should be free to make the same choices that the straights have, however miserable it might turn out.  When a couple makes such a choice, it does not impact upon their neighbours, or on the rest of the Australian public.

But choices made that DO impact on others –  such as in threatening their health, safety and environment, these surely are the choices that should be discussed and explored fully by the media.

see-no-evilHowever, as the debacle of the pro nuclear South Australian Nuclear Fuel Chain Royal Commission shows –   the issue of making Australia the toilet for the world’s radioactive trash, can go on for a year, virtually unnoticed by the mainstream Australian media.

Sue, it’s fine and necessary to discuss gay rights. But it’s imperative to get this radioactive waste issue – of importance to us all, and to our grandchildren – out in the open. What’s the matter with Australian media and politicians –  are nuclear issues just too bad taste to mention?

March 21, 2016 - Posted by | Christina reviews

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