The CSlRO's role is to advise governments . On all areas of science .

That's one of the main reasons it exists .

So to dismiss its reports completely is just ridiculous .

Then of course there's the opinion of AGL. Australia's largest electricity provider .

No room for nuclear: AGL says flexibility is key as it plans to dump coal for renewables in a decade

https://reneweconomy.com.au/no-room-for-nuclear-agl-says-flexibility-is-key-as-it-switches-from-coal-to-renewables-in-a-decade/

As l pointed out previously Engie , who operates nuclear plants overseas and has a vacant baseload site in the Latrobe Valley, has expressed no interest in nuclear power . lnstead they are going with renewables and energy storage .

That's the market speaking . Can't get much more unbiased than that .