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Campaign News

It’s inevitable that Australia signs and ratifies the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. Keep your finger on the pulse of the campaign by reading selected campaign news below, joining our email list or following ICAN Australia on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.

Australia must take lead on nuclear treaty: Robert Tickner

CAMPAIGN NEWS:By Robert Tickner Canberra Times - OpinionJune 3rd, 2023 The role of individuals is often insufficiently recognised in global progress for a more humane world.   As Australia systematically and methodically works through the issues leading towards a...

Warrnambool called upon to sign ICAN cities appeal

CAMPAIGN NEWS: Warrnambool called upon to sign ICAN cities appealBy Aaron SmithMay 10 2023, The Standard Australia needs to sign a landmark treaty banning nuclear weapons, a Warrnambool activist says. Jemila Rushton, a leader in the International Campaign to Abolish...

Media Release: Time to END policy of Extended Nuclear Deterrence

CAMPAIGN NEWS: MEDIA RELEASE: Time to END policy of Extended Nuclear Deterrence 25th April 2023 In response to the Albanese Government’s release of the 2023 Defence Strategic Review, Nobel Peace Prize recipient, ICAN Australia, says it’s time for Australia to cease...

Foreign Minister at the National Press Club

CAMPAIGN NEWS: On Monday 17 April 2023, Foreign Minister Penny Wong addressed the National Press Club. The speech included a number of points relevant to nuclear non-proliferation and disarmament. Guardian journalist Daniel Hurst asked a question on whether the...

AUKUS: Action is the antidote to despair

CAMPAIGN NEWS: With the announcement to procure three US-made Virginia-class submarines while it builds up to eight nuclear-powered submarines of its own as part of the AUKUS joint defence agreement with the United States and United Kingdom, Australia has confirmed a...

Ban Advocate Profile: Cycling for a nuclear weapons-free world

CAMPAIGN NEWS: By Jesse Boylan Before he turns 80, John Stace wants to ride 80 km a day for 80 days—and he is well on his way. A former doctor, Stace began practicing emergency medicine in the 1960s in Papua New Guinea (PNG). There, he treated sick children and...