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Essays & reportage Nuclear power, Newspoll and the nuances of polled opinion Murray Goot 12 March 2024 Is the Australian’s polling and commentary doing the opposition any favours? International The feckless four Nic Maclellan 2 February 2024 What do governments led by Rishi Sunak, Vladimir Putin, Emmanuel Macron and Kim Jong-un have in common? National affairs No time to waste Jessica Urwin 18 August 2023 The defeat of the latest in a series of nuclear waste plans signals the need for a fresh approach International Water, water everywhere Nic Maclellan 20 December 2022 Scientists and Pacific governments are worried by Japan’s plan to dump radioactive wastewater from Fukushima into the Pacific Ocean

National affairs Remember the nuclear renaissance? Well, it’s over John Quiggin 4 August 2017 After a three-decade gap, George W. Bush initiated a new phase of nuclear reactor construction in 2002. Then economic reality got in the way International Britain’s uneasy relationship with international weapons law Nic Maclellan 14 June 2017 As non-nuclear states meet to negotiate a nuclear weapons ban treaty, Britain has withdrawn from the compulsory jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice over nuclear… International Delaying the nuclear-free zone in the Pacific Nic Maclellan 27 August 2013 As Pacific leaders gather this week in the Marshall Islands, the United States continues to delay ratification of the South Pacific Nuclear Free Zone Treaty. Using previously… International How the world warmed to a nuclear India Kate Sullivan 3 May 2012 India has pursued two curiously contradictory approaches to nuclear proliferation since independence, writes Kate Sullivan