Australian nuclear news headlines 22-29 July.

Headlines as they come in:
- Prime Minister Albanese’s hypocrisy on matters nuclear
- Jabiluka uranium mine lease not renewed in decision heralded as ‘huge win’
- Critical AUKUS contract doubles in price and now a year late.
- Solar doesn’t need a toxic “friendship” with nuclear power.
- Forget nuclear: 5B says plunging price of PV means giga-scale solar farms the future for old coal plants
- Anthony Albanese slams Opposition’s nuclear ‘obsession’ as he doubles down on renewables push at NSW Labor conference
- Canada rejects AUKUS nuclear submarine deal
- Coalition to fast-track nuclear power.
- Shoalhaven’s nuke-free vote
- Australia / Academy Report – small nuclear reactors ‘high-risk when compared to existing energy options’
- Respect and responsibility: Jabiluka safe as uranium mining lease for Kakadu site not renewed.
- Jabiluka’s priceless heritage permanently protected
- AUKUS and the pride of politicians.
- UK Nuclear Free Local Authorities back joint statement condemning AUKUS nuclear proliferation.
- “I’m not interested in the fanatics:” Dutton responds to science academy’s report on nuclear SMRs
- Dutton’s nuclear delusion an exercise in stupidity.
- Clean Energy Sector Rallies Against Nuclear ‘Mistruths’.
- We published an analysis from a leading economist on soaring nuclear costs. Facebook removed it
- Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy downplays Rockingham residents’ concerns of AUKUS nuclear waste storage
- Community alliance against Coalition’s nuclear policy
- Time for Dutton to produce the nuclear evidence
- Dutton comes to town to sell us nuclear power
- Nuclear + Solar In Australia = A Huge Waste Of Energy
- Upfront nuclear power cost will be significant: Dutton
- Peter Dutton visits Queensland back country in nuclear energy push
- One nuclear plant could see 45,000 rooftop solar systems shut off each day
- Czech nuclear deal shows CSIRO GenCost is too optimistic, and new nukes are hopelessly uneconomic.
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