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Keeping radioactive waste out of Australia.

The No Dump Alliance was formed in 2026 to bring together Traditional Owners, church and faith groups, trade unions, health professionals, scientists, civil society and environmental organisations united by shared goals:

Stopping the South Australian government’s plan to turn SA into the world’s high-level nuclear waste dump.
Ending the pattern of First Nations communities being targeted for nuclear waste dumping.
Demanding responsible management of radioactive waste in Australia.

As of April 2026, we are awaiting long-overdue government announcements about the management of Australia’s nuclear waste (most of it stored at ANSTO’s nuclear site south of Sydney) and the future management of waste from the AUKUS nuclear submarine project.
The No Dump Alliance is no longer active but its important work is now being led by the Australian Nuclear Free Alliance (ANFA).

Since 2025, this website has been managed by ANFA.

Since the Alliance was formed, several planned nuclear waste dumps have been abandoned due to community opposition led by First Nations communities.

Muckaty traditional owners: Gladys Brown, Mr Lane, Jeannie Sambo, Dianne Stokes Nampin, Doris Kelly

Since the Alliance was formed, several planned nuclear waste dumps have been abandoned due to community opposition led by First Nations communities.

No convincing argument has been made for a nuclear waste dump anywhere in Australia.

Government consultation has consistently undermined and excluded Traditional Owners.

Report: The politics of nuclear waste disposal: Lessons from Australia.

The history of nuclear waste is a history of leaks, spills and accidents.

Report: Australia’s history of mismanaging radioactive waste.

We need to find a solution for Australia’s long lived nuclear waste.

Report: National Radioactive Waste Facility: Implications and Options for SA.