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Opposition broadens against shaky reactor plan

The Reaction coalition today launched over 80 signed statements opposing the Lucas Heights nuclear reactor, gathered from medical groups, political parties, unions, Sydney area councils, community groups and businesses.

Stand off in the Tasman

"All ships all ships, specifically Pacific Pintail and Pacific Teal. This is Love of Gaia, Love of Gaia, Love of Gaia. This is a message from the Nuclear Free Seas Flotilla. Please be aware that there are ten sailing vessels in international waters between Lord Howe and Norfolk Islands…peacefully bearing witness to your transport of dangerous nuclear cargo and representing the opposition of many thousands of people around the world. We had anticipated your passing our vessels during daylight hours but on present information it would appear that you will pass us in the night. If this is the case, in the interests of maritime safety, we would appreciate confirmation that you are aware of our presence. Do you copy?"

Dumb and dumber

The worst offenders are current leaders John Howard and George Bush. We've nicknamed them "Dumb and Dumber".

Incineration: The Rambo approach

In Sydney this week, Dr Connett denounced the "spin" used by incinerator companies to soften the image of these dioxin machines.

Pacific Islanders protest nuclear shipment through their region

Yachties and anti-nuclear activists have congregated in two Pacific nations to oppose the shipment of plutonium through their region. The shipment has already breached the waters of the Federated States of Micronesia.

Farewell for brave sailors

To the sounds of a didgeridoo and well-wishers' cheers, 2 yachts have set sail from Sydney Harbour to join the Nuclear Free Pacific Flotilla, protesting a plutonium shipment passing through the Pacific and Tasman Sea.

Pacific plea: Stop dangerous shipments

Greenpeace and friends held a silent protest outside the Japanese embassy in Fiji to express concerns about dangerous MOX shipments.