The 2025 federal election was over quite quickly, and just as quickly came the revelry of Australia’s anti-nuclear campaign. Keeping with tradition, theirs is far from a clean victory. Here are three of the most important reasons why.

This election wasn’t a victory for climate action. It was a win for the fossil fuel industry. We need Australia’s traditional environmental organisations to drop their counterproductive opposition to nuclear energy and join the fight against the real threat—fossil fuels.

Australia is heading to the polls — we know you're busy but want to vote for your values, so we've done the analysis to save you time. 

ABC's Four Corners missed a critical opportunity to inform the public about the energy challenges facing Australia.

The line between the usefulness of LCOE, and its flaws and abuse, isn’t easy to draw or agree upon.

Australia finds itself embroiled in a contentious battle over clean energy, resembling a chaotic schoolyard fight rather than a reasoned deb

Coalition proposes a significant shift in Australia's existing energy policy with implications on our net zero targets unclear.

Australia’s largest conservation groups have been asleep at the wheel while big energy corporations ride roughshod over communities and crit

The GenCost 2023-24 report released today highlights the need to act now to lift the ban on nuclear energy and setup a regulatory framework.

The Gas-Led Recovery Never Went Away: A look at the government's bewilderingly irresponsible Future Gas Strategy.

On 9 March WePlanet Australia published a blog post (‘Thumb on the Scale’) written by Oscar Archer. Energy commentator Simon Holmes à...

Exploring the accuracy of the latest CSIRO GenCost figures for nuclear energy.