Marian Wilkinson

Marian Wilkinson, an investigative reporter focused on the nuclear lobby's influence in Australian politics, delves into Peter Dutton's ambitious nuclear power plans. She discusses the lack of community support and the conservative charity networks promoting this initiative. The conversation reveals the tensions in Australia’s climate debate, the controversy over nuclear energy’s feasibility, and the growing divide between renewable advocates and supporters of nuclear. Wilkinson’s insights highlight the intricate dynamics shaping Australia’s energy future.

In this insightful discussion, Marian Wilkinson, a celebrated investigative journalist with a focus on energy and climate change, dives into the controversy surrounding Woodside's gas extension on the Burrup Peninsula. She highlights the dire threat to over a million pieces of ancient rock art that may be endangered by industrial activity. Wilkinson critiques the tension between economic growth and heritage conservation, and sheds light on the complexities of Australia's gas industry and its environmental consequences amidst ongoing climate challenges.

Investigative journalist Marian Wilkinson discusses the Coalition for Conservation lobby group's link to Peter Dutton's nuclear promises. They delve into Trevesant Baker's push for nuclear power, modular reactors' benefits, and the charity C4C's shift towards nuclear advocacy despite internal conflicts.