Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is expected to reveal just where he thinks nuclear power plants should be built as Coalition MPs hold a snap partyroom meeting. Follow live.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is expected to reveal just where he thinks nuclear power plants should be built in Australia as Coalition MPs hold a snap partyroom meeting.has rejected the prospect of nuclear energy in New South Wales.
"It would cost maybe $200 billion for small-scale nuclear reactors to replace existing coal-fired power stations in the state," Mr Minns said. The reactors would be built on the site of existing coal-fired power stations, using existing transmission line infrastructure, and mostly in Coalition electorates.Shadow cabinet was meeting at the same time, just before presenting plans to the Coalition's backbench industry, energy and resources committee ahead of the Wednesday partyroom discussion.
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