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‘Business makes the case for nuclear future
EXCLUSIVE AUST 3 November

‘The Business Council will call on Australia’s political leaders to consider dropping a decades-long ideological ban on a nuclear industry to help decarbonise the economy, secure the nation’s security and prosperity, and take advantage of a resources stockpile that will power the recovery from Covid-19
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Ahead of a federal election due by May, Ms Westacott will call on the major parties to take control of our economic and strategic future and to “regain our sense of nationhood”..
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She will argue the key to higher living standards is exploiting our natural advantages in new and emerging industries, including rare earths, food production, advanced manufacturing and nuclear.
“Off the back of the AUKUS deal, there’s enormous potential for Australian industry to develop new capabilities if only we would drop the ideology about not having a nuclear industry,” Ms Westacott will say in the John Monash Oration in Sydney. “Of course, I’m not talking necessarily about nuclear power, but all the adjacencies that having a nuclear capability bring, like nuclear medicine and complex electronics.”
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