This important report documents the unavoidable limitations of safeguards on nuclear materials, in particular in relation to export of uranium to China. Published by MAPW and the ACFi in 2006.

The author of this Australian anti-nuclear information site writes: I want to maintain a style of irreverence and brevity — it is a bridge for people to investigate further, and to open up a subject by noting current news, as well as the corny graphics."
 

The Australian Government website of the Australian Safegaurds and Non Proliferation Office.

This website was last updated in 2000 but still contains lots of useful material, particularly on uranium mining in Australia.

The Briefing Papers available on this website discuss key issues in the debate around the suitability of nuclear power for Australia's electricity needs, and the problems that surround this technology.

The Australian Nuclear Free Alliance, is an alliance between environmental and indigenous groups committed to ongoing support for Indigenous people defending country, culture and communities from the nuclear industry.

The ACFi campaigns against the nuclear chain, arguing that nuclear power is not a solution to climate change. Their website includes resources on the costs of uranium mining, and the fallibility of nuclear safeguards.

Nuclear Free Queensland is a coalition of groups campaigning against the nuclear industry and uranium mining, from waste to weapons. Site includes fact sheets; and information on uranium in Queensland.

FOE's lively national site has links to news, local events and to information about their campaigns on nuclear and other sustainability issues. Friends of the Earth (FoEi) Australia brings together local FoE groups working for a socially equitable and environmentally sustainable future.

The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICANi) aims to create a groundswell of popular opinion to abolish nuclear weapons. Inform yourself about nuclear issues and sign on as a supporter.