Stories
Why Big Tech is Going Nuclear
07 October 2026
Interview with Dr Sarah Lawley, Energy Analyst & Nuclear Physicist.
Nuclear For Australia calls for nuclear energy in federal AI data centre submission
01 October 2026
This month, Nuclear for Australia made a submission to the Senate Environment and Communications References Committee Artificial intelligence and data centres inquiry, calling for nuclear energy...
Inside Aalo Atomics' microreactor that just achieved criticality
28 September 2026
Tour of Aalo Atomics at Idaho National Laboratory.
The Australian Building Nuclear Reactors in America
15 September 2026
Interview with Bobby Gallagher, CEO of Deployable Energy.
"Australia could be a clean energy superpower" Will Shackel Nuclear for Australia
13 September 2026
Nuclear for Australia founder Will Shackel interviewed by Jaynie Seal on News24.
New global estimate shows nuclear power capacity will more than double by 2050
07 September 2026
The annual Nuclear Technology Review has been released, estimating that global nuclear operational capacity will more than double by 2050, reaching 2.6 times the 2024...
"Days of nuclear moratorium are numbered": Labor Insiders Speak Out, Will Shackel Reacts
30 August 2026
Will Shackel interviewed by Jaynie Seal on News24.
Uranium Paradox in Australia Explained
28 August 2026
Interview with the CEO of Cauldron Energy, Jonathan Fisher, one of Australia's leading pro-uranium voices.
Australia’s Innovative Nuclear Reactor No One Talks About
12 August 2026
Interview with Nuclear Engineer Tony Irwin who commissioned Australia's OPAL reactor.
Australia’s Nuclear Ban a “Waste of Energy” says Will Shackel
02 August 2026
Nuclear for Australia founder Will Shackel interviewed by Jaynie Seal on News24.
Where the Sun Don't Shine Campaign Launches
23 July 2026
Nuclear for Australia has officially launched its largest and most ambitious advertising campaign to date, 'Where the Sun Don’t Shine'.
US hits key nuclear milestone with Australian-led advanced reactor
02 July 2026
Nuclear for Australia celebrated confirmation that Deployable Energy became the third advanced reactor within the U.S. Department of Energy Reactor Pilot Program to reach criticality.