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Nuclear waste dump decision soon - Northern Territory News - 0 views

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    THE Commonwealth is expected to decide where to build a nuclear waste dump within months, with a scientific survey looking at the best sites in the Territory due to be completed within weeks. Federal Resources Minister Martin Ferguson said no decision would be made without the "proper scientific assessment". His office yesterday indicated the scientific surveys of four Territory sites would be completed within a month.
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Australia gets ready to mine a uranium boom | theage.com.au - 0 views

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    AUSTRALIA'S newly liberated uranium miners are poised to cash in on a global revival for nuclear energy as decades of restrictions fall away. In the lead-up to his election victory last year, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd removed the major obstacle to expansion when he convinced federal Labor to abandon its 25-year-old policy opposing any new uranium mines outside the three in operation.
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Britain admits dangers of 1950s nuclear tests - World - smh.com.au - 0 views

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    British defence chiefs have admitted servicemen were exposed to dangerous radiation during nuclear tests in Australia and the South Pacific in the 1950s. The admission, made after years of denials, is in papers filed with the High Court in London by Ministry of Defence lawyers.
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Mining company apologises for uranium waste - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corpora... - 0 views

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    The chairman of Marathon Resources has made a formal apology to the owners of Arkaroola Wilderness Sanctuary for his company's misconduct at the site in outback South Australia. The company dumped thousands of uranium drill samples in plastic and calico bags in two large trenches in the sanctuary last year.
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Radioactive woman sparks evacuation | NEWS.com.au - 0 views

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    AUTHORITIES evacuated the airport terminal in Vladivostok, in Russia's far east, after a flight arriving from Seoul set off a radiation alarm. The alarm was called off when security officials pinpointed the source - a woman who had just received radiation therapy, Interfax news agency reported today.
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Uranium mining permits sought for eastern SA - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corpor... - 0 views

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    A mining company says a uranium deposit in the Lake Frome region in the east of South Australia may be Australia's next mine. Chairman of Curnamona Energy Limited, Bob Johnson, says the Oban deposit was found about 18 months ago and has "quite a bit" of easily-extractable uranium.
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AU: The Age: NSW Health 'knew home's radiation risk' - 0 views

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    NSW health authorities knew a Sydney home had unsafe levels of radiation but did not inform the residents - one of whom has since developed cancer, a NSW inquiry has been told.
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Sydney Morning Herald: Sydney's radioactive neighbourhood cover-up claim - 0 views

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    The son of a Sydney couple who died from cancers says the NSW Health Department tried to cover up the results of radioactivity tests on their neighbourhood.
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Nuclear dump plan fast-tracked | NEWS.com.au - 0 views

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    THE federal government is fast-tracking a decision that could see a nuclear waste dump established in the Northern Territory. Consultants are expected to report back to the government this month on a series of sites investigated in the Top End, Fairfax newspapers reported today.
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Debate rages on radioactive waste dump (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) - 0 views

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    Radiation safety experts say a centralised national dump is needed for Australia's growing stockpiles of radioactive waste, but some critics argue it is not the safest option.
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Chernobyl nuclear accident - World - BrisbaneTimes - brisbanetimes.com.au - 0 views

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    Twenty-two years ago today the Soviet Union announced that a serious nuclear accident had occurred at the Chernobyl nuclear reactor in the Ukraine near the small town of Pripyat 100 kilometres from the capital Kiev. The explosion in reactor number four, which occurred three days before, is the world's worst reactor meltdown, spewing radioactive material across the then Soviet Union and much of northern Europe.
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Veterans reveal nuclear photos in compo fight | NEWS.com.au - 0 views

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    A GROUP of veterans insist they have been wrongly denied repatriation benefits because the Howard government refused to believe they were involved in a 1952 nuclear test. Now they have photographs they say prove they were there. Former national serviceman Mike Rowe, who served aboard the frigate HMAS Murchison, said he and others had spent the past five years trying to set the record straight about their participation in the nuclear test at Monte Bello Island off the West Australian coast in October 1952.
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