Sorry for all the posts… New SouthAustralian premier is pro-nuclear…
Asked about nuclear power in South Australia, Malinauskas in 2014 said he was pro-nucleardespite Labor at the time remaining opposed to the establishment of a new nuclear waste repository or nuclear power plant in SouthAustralia. Malinauskas stated "I believe climate change is a real challenge we need to face up to,and nuclear energy can be a safe source of base load power, with zero carbonemissions" and "we should have a mature debate based on science andeconomics to determine if a nuclear industry is viable in SouthAustralia". In March 2015 Labor initiated a Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission,[10] and in 2016 launched a "Get to knownuclear" campaign to further explore the commission's findings. In October2016 at the South Australian Labor party conference, Malinauskas spoke of theprotesters who had gathered outside in opposition to the establishment of newnuclear waste storage facilities. He told delegates: "The differencebetween us and them, of course, is that we take very seriously our obligationto make sure that our ideology is underpinned by evidence.
Right wing labor is more conservative than left wing liberal.
