In March, CARA - Consultation and Response Agency - closed. 
CARA ran the largest state wide consultation ever - focusing on the outcomes of the Nuclear Royal Commission, and in particular the pursuit of a high level nuclear waste dump in SA. The blue and white 'Know Nuclear' will no longer be active on social media - Read the government's release

Alongside you, we let our position be known loud and clear and our opposition to this plan stays the same. We are committed to continue to push our leaders to drop this plan once and for all.

Exposure 2016 saw communities from all over South Australia travel to Port Augusta to join with locals and talk nuclear waste. Over 100 people passed through the registration desk to engage in sessions and workshops, share ideas and a yarn, get inspired and work together for future action against state and federal government’s plans to build nuclear waste dumps in S.A.

Read the Exposure 2016 write up

“…after hearing from experts, the jury questioned the economic underpinnings of the [nuclear royal] commission’s findings.”  

Read Richard Blandy’s article referring to his involvement with the Citizen’s Jury and arguing that the economics of the dump are highly speculative and may easily be wrong.

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Long term anti nuclear campaigner, and No Dump Alliance member, David Noonan presents Nuclear Port; a two page brief that reveals some alarming information hidden in the 320 pages of the Nuclear Royal Commission Report.

Read the Nuclear Port brief

Following the recommendation of the Nuclear Royal Commission to pursue a high level nuclear waste dump in SA, Traditional Owners and representatives from health, union, faith, and conservation groups, and other prominent South Australians have responded by launching the 'No Dump Alliance.'

On Monday May 9 the Government releases the final report from the Nuclear fuel cycle Royal Commission reporting positively on developing a high-level nuclear waste dump in South Australia.