The strength of community opposition is growing at the six nominated sites being assessed for a federal nuclear waste dump. Today we hear from Aaron Le Rossignol from Oak Valley station next to the Aridgold date farm nominated without community consent & Barbara Shaw, Australian Nuclear Free Alliance co-chair from Alice Springs. Friends of the Earth's Dr.Jim Green reports on the South Australian Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission's initial report 'Tentative Findings'.

We continue looking at the six nominated sites for a National Nuclear Waste Dump as the end of the public comment period nears.

Part 1 of 2 exploring the humanitarian initiative to ban nuclear weapons.

Moving Towards a Nuclear Free Future as a way of life. Part 2 of the 2-part special on an epic adventure for peace and nuclear disarmament in the US.

Today we hear from Bob Moorish from Inglewood near Oman Ama (QLD), one of the short listed sites for a national nuclear waste dump, and Robin Taubenfeld, Nuclear-free campaigner with FoE Brisbane. Before that, Dave Sweeney, Nuclear-free campaigner with the ACF joins us with news that the Federal Government signed off on a deal to sell uranium to India despite a strong recommendation against this by the government's own Joint Standing Committee on Treaties.

On Friday 13th November the Federal Government released their shortlist of six nominated sites to be investigated for a national nuclear waste dump. Today we'll speak with Dr.Jim Green - national nuclear campaigner with Friends of the Earth, Regina McKenzie from Yapala Station - an Indigenous Protected Area which neighbours a site nominated in the Flinders ranges in SA and Tracey Carpenter from the Bathurst Climate Action Network.

The Australian Nuclear Free Alliance: defending country together

This week features Tauto Sansbury (2015 NAIDOC Lifetime Achievement Award) reporting back on a meeting between 16 Traditional Owner groups in South Australia and the Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission. Followed up by some recordings from a panel discussion at the Environmental Film Festival's Melbourne screening of the documentary on radiation and nuclear waste, 'Containment', featuring Dave Sweeney (Nuclear Free campaigner with ACF and Dr.Margaret Beavis (President of MAPW).

Looking at the condescending and insidious ways that Cameco buys social license for its uranium mining operations.

Yukiyo Kawano creates life size replicas of the 'Little Boy' and 'Fat Man' nuclear bombs dropped by the US on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 70 years ago. One of these artworks, sewn from her grandmother's kimono's and her own hair, featured in 'Ten Minutes to Midnight' - a multimedia exhibition in Brisbane. The exhibition is a showcase of collaborative works from atomic survivor communities and artists as part of Nuclear Futures. Program manager Ellise Barkly brings us the details of this initiative.

From 27th June to the 6th July, Friends of the Earth's Radioactive Exposure Tour 2015 travelled through NSW and SA, exposing participants to the realities of 'radioactive racism' and the environmental and social impacts of uranium mining, atomic testing, radioactive waste disposal, and the push for nuclear expansion. Two of the tour organisers Hannah Walters and Jemila Rushton join us for a report-back and we hear an excerpt of a recording from the tour featuring Bilbo Taylor and Gem Romuld.

Featuring interviews with Ammon Russell of the Navajo nation and Dennis Banks, co-founder of the American Indian Movement

There are two debates considering the storage of nuclear waste in Australia that we look at in this show, the Federal Government's search for a national dump site for Australia's waste and South Australia's Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission that is considering the importation of international high level waste.

We celebrate the one year anniversary of the win against a nuclear waste dump at Muckaty Station and the news that Energy Resources of Australia will not be pursuing an extension of uranium mining in Kakadu with the Ranger 3 Deeps project.

Greenland overturned a ban on uranium mining in a controversial parliamentary vote in 2013, and an Australian company has been leading the charge for a uranium mine at Kvanefjeld. Sara Olsvig, opposition leader in the Greenland parliament Inuit Ataqatigiit speaks against it. Hilu Tagoona is from Baker Lake, Nunavut, Canada- and represents 'The People of Nunavut Can Rise Up'. The Nunavut Impact Review Board recently made a decision that shelves French company, Areva's, plans to mine at Kiggavik, near Baker Lake.

Victoria-Lola Leon Guerrero on Guam

Business and government seeking short-term profit are distancing themselves further from their responsibility to safeguard radioactive materials from endangering life on earth. Lauren Mellor (Environment Centre of the Northern Territory) brings us an update on the Ranger uranium mine and Kumar Sundaram (Coalition for Nuclear Disarmament and Peace in India) talks about developments in the negotiations for a nuclear deal between Australia and India.

Nuclear-free campaigners Dr.Jim Green (Friends of the Earth and WISE International) and Karina Lester (Yankunytjatjara and Aboriginal Language Worker with Uni of SA) join the show this week to take a closer look at what we can expect to be investigated and the issues and ideas that we will have to work hard to ensure make it into the inquiry.