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Are not being told of the _ circumstances. and just finally, we are not being told of the moment i are not being told of the moment that we have got to wear masks in hospitality, but is there a case for going back to that if you are moving around in a restaurant, for example, because the risk is i guess that we get sudden massive transition numbers here and then there's a risk of closing stuff down later in the month or injanuary? figs of closing stuff down later in the month or in january?_ month or in january? as you can appreciate. _ month or in january? as you can appreciate, we've _ mont...

In developing this plan, ANSTO had the option of choosing a different process. They had the option of disposing of the wastes from O.P.A.L. to the USA, providing a cheaper alternative for ANSTO: Australia's nuclear waste policy shambles https://independentaustralia.net/politics/politics-display/australias-nuclear-waste-policy-shambles,15146B  2 June 2021 The Government is scrambling to figure out a solution to Australia's nuclear waste problem with a new…

The Government is scrambling to figure out a solution to Australia's nuclear waste problem with a new bill being passed before the Senate, writes Noel

  Bogged down in the Australian Senate is a Bill that selects a farming area, Napandee, near Kimba, South Australia, as Australia’s national radioactive waste dump. If that Bill becomes law, that matter will be settled, and there will be no possibility of legal appeal against it. From a small close-knit community, in a top Australian wheat-growing area, Kimba has become a place of tension. In 2016, a farmer, Jeff Baldock, offered part of his land, Napandee, for the radioactive waste facility, and the offer was accepted by the Federal Government. From then on, the debate has raged in the a...