Australian nuclear news from 26 August to 1st September

Australian nuclear news from 26 August to 1st September

Headlines as they come in:

A quick update on Submissions to Parliament about the new AUKUS agreement.
Anthony Albanese uses visit to Collie to slam Peter Dutton’s nuclear plans.
Dutton’s nuclear vision is distorted by ignorance (or worse)
WA town Collie’s efforts to save its future distracted by nuclear talk.
That time when Canada cancelled its nuclear submarine order
Barnaby’s Bush Summit bombshell: Why ScoMo wouldn’t back nuclear.
‘Heavily male dominated’: Nuclear workforce has to be ‘more balanced’
Defence Minister Richard Marles opened $600k second office in Geelong, a short walk from his existing space
Opposing a USA-led international nuclear agreement that is bizarrely unfair to Australia.
The AUKUS submarine deal has been exposed as a monumental folly – is it time to abandon ship?
Coalition Proposal Undercuts Australians to Fund Expensive Nuclear Fantasy
Coalition pledges to ditch nuclear sites if earthquake zones are declared unsafe

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