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Federal Opposition releases its $331 billion nuclear vision

Published 13 December 2024, 8:38 am
The Federal Opposition has released the long-awaited costings for its contentious plan to use nuclear power. Through a policy that would overturn Australia's current nuclear energy bans, the Coalition seeks to build seven full-scale nuclear power stations across the country.
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