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Radioactive isotopes are commonly used in medicine, but experts say that them being a risk "is a question of quantity".

Controversy surrounds the fate of wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear plant disaster, with some so-called experts claiming its release to be safe.

An international law expert says Pacific leaders could be undermining the objectives of the South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty, otherwise known as the Rarotonga Treaty.

ADELAIDE (Radio Free Asia/Pacnews) — Fish that swim in treated wastewater from the tsunami-damaged Fukushima nuclear plant would be safe to eat, according to an expert who is part of

The plan to release Fukushima water over four decades into the Pacific has been a source of concern about possible environmental and health risks.

The Fukushima nuclear plant operator is testing equipment to dilute the wastewater and pipe it out to sea.

The Fukushima nuclear plant operator is testing equipment to dilute the wastewater and pipe it out to sea.

Some of Japan's neighbours remain skeptical of the plan despite claims that the water to be released into the ocean is "tap water".

Australia’s Prime Minister Albanese is trying to get actual indigenous representation into the Australian Parliament with a referendum. Going to be tough.

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