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National Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility. australia’s only facility producing and storing radioactive material is managed by the australian nuclear science and technology organisation at lucas heights. Nuclear waste from hospitals, universities, research labs, mining and defence sites is stored at more than 100 sites across the nation. arpansa’s staff are globally‑recognised experts in fields such as radiation protection, nuclear safety, security and radioactive. with these benefits comes a responsibility to safely manage, store and dispose of radioactive waste. ansto acknowledges the australian government’s announcement on 10 august 2023 of the decision to not. That facility is nearing capacity. the proposed national radioactive waste management facility (nrwmf) would only manage waste generated in australia. the australian government is planning to build a national radioactive waste management facility (nrwmf) to provide a centralised location for the disposal of low level waste (llw) and storage of intermediate level waste (ilw) generated in australia. this chronology provides a timeline of key events in australia’s radioactive waste management policy.

arpansa’s staff are globally‑recognised experts in fields such as radiation protection, nuclear safety, security and radioactive. with these benefits comes a responsibility to safely manage, store and dispose of radioactive waste. the australian government is planning to build a national radioactive waste management facility (nrwmf) to provide a centralised location for the disposal of low level waste (llw) and storage of intermediate level waste (ilw) generated in australia. australia’s only facility producing and storing radioactive material is managed by the australian nuclear science and technology organisation at lucas heights. Nuclear waste from hospitals, universities, research labs, mining and defence sites is stored at more than 100 sites across the nation. this chronology provides a timeline of key events in australia’s radioactive waste management policy. That facility is nearing capacity. ansto acknowledges the australian government’s announcement on 10 august 2023 of the decision to not. the proposed national radioactive waste management facility (nrwmf) would only manage waste generated in australia.

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National Radioactive Waste Disposal Facility Nuclear waste from hospitals, universities, research labs, mining and defence sites is stored at more than 100 sites across the nation. arpansa’s staff are globally‑recognised experts in fields such as radiation protection, nuclear safety, security and radioactive. the australian government is planning to build a national radioactive waste management facility (nrwmf) to provide a centralised location for the disposal of low level waste (llw) and storage of intermediate level waste (ilw) generated in australia. this chronology provides a timeline of key events in australia’s radioactive waste management policy. australia’s only facility producing and storing radioactive material is managed by the australian nuclear science and technology organisation at lucas heights. with these benefits comes a responsibility to safely manage, store and dispose of radioactive waste. Nuclear waste from hospitals, universities, research labs, mining and defence sites is stored at more than 100 sites across the nation. ansto acknowledges the australian government’s announcement on 10 august 2023 of the decision to not. the proposed national radioactive waste management facility (nrwmf) would only manage waste generated in australia. That facility is nearing capacity.