The Australian Nuclear Free Alliance brings together Aboriginal people and relevant civil society groups concerned about existing or proposed nuclear developments in Australia, particularly on Aboriginal homelands.
The Alliance provides a forum for sharing of knowledge, skills and experience. It is an opportunity to come together and find strength through our shared aims to protect country and culture from nuclear developments.
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Time for Premier Weatherill to listen to jury on radioactive waste
“The jury has listened to us, it’s time for the premier to listen to the jury. We don’t want this waste in South Australia. Not here, not anywhere”. ANFA co-chair Sue Coleman-Haseldine ANFA Media Release 11th November 2016 Time for Premier Weatherill to listen to...
Alliance calls for immediate end to nuclear waste dump plans in South Australia
Media Release October 14, 2016 The Australian Nuclear Free Alliance is supporting a national day of action this Saturday against proposed radioactive waste dumps in South Australia and calling for current proposals to be immediately abandoned. A national radioactive...
ANFA 2016 National Meeting Kalgoorlie West Australia
Royal Commission comment period ends but Aboriginal resistance to radioactive dump grows ever stronger
Traditional Owners and members of the Aboriginal-led Australian Nuclear Free Alliance (ANFA) have today reaffirmed their opposition to the suggestion that South Australia should host a high level international nuclear waste dump. This announcement comes as the...
Traditional Owners Statements
In Australia, Aboriginal Traditional Owners are facing a push for an international high-level nuclear waste dump on their homelands. They have written a short statement (see below). If your organisation is willing to endorse the statement, please sign-on at...
Long term damage for short term gain: ANFA slams Royal Commissions proposal that SA host an international nuclear waste dump
In response to yesterday’s release by the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission of its tentative findings, the Aboriginal led Australian Nuclear Free Alliance has slammed its main recommendation that South Australia should host a high level international nuclear waste...
Traditional Owners vow to fight nuclear proposals ahead of the Royal Commission’s draft report
Ahead of Monday's release of the draft report of the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission, SA Traditional Owners are once again voicing strong opposition to proposals for expanded uranium mining and proposals for nuclear waste dumps and other nuclear projects. Sue...
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The Australian Nuclear Free Alliance is made up entirely of volunteers and relies on donations to bring people who are affected by the nuclear industry all over Australia together. Donations to help us work towards a nuclear-free future are greatly appreciated....
ANFA national meeting statement – 2015
In the midst of a Royal Commission into the nuclear industry in South Australia, the Australian Nuclear Free Alliance (ANFA) held it’s 18th annual gathering of Aboriginal, environmental and public health representatives on Nukunu country in Quorn, SA. South Australian...
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