‘Cannot win the argument’: Labor failing to blame safety for anti-nuclear policies

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  • Опубликовано: 22 июн 2024
  • Sky News host Caleb Bond says Labor cannot win the argument against nuclear energy on the topic of “safety” anymore.
    “Sure, we do not have the numbers yet, they will come, but there is a proposal now on the table for the first time in a very long time to do something different with the energy mix in this country,” he said.
    “The only way Labor can possibly hope to fight this is on the economics, they can’t win the argument about safety anymore.”

Комментарии • 302

  • @isomorph7954
    @isomorph7954 Месяц назад +117

    If Nuclear will spawn 3 eyeballs, then construct one next to Parliament House, and hope Labors vision will improve.

    • @lornatodd4750
      @lornatodd4750 Месяц назад +7

      😅well said.

    • @binks7988
      @binks7988 Месяц назад +7

      Lol this 😂😂😂

    • @robertlarge8185
      @robertlarge8185 Месяц назад +5

      ..or spawn three brains.

    • @anthonygioia888
      @anthonygioia888 Месяц назад +3

      YES 3 EYES HAS TO BE BETTER THAN 2???😅😅😅😅

    • @scottcannell5584
      @scottcannell5584 Месяц назад +2

      ​@@robertlarge8185unfortunately there isn't much hope for that when it comes to the labour party there flat trying to come up with one good idea with all there intelligence put together 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @stefanluke2771
    @stefanluke2771 Месяц назад +87

    Nuclear works at night. Solar never does, wind rarely does. That's all you need to know.

    • @selwyn500
      @selwyn500 Месяц назад

      COAL and GAS work 24/7 and it's readily available NOW.

    • @edmurks236
      @edmurks236 Месяц назад +9

      Solar does not work during the day if the sun is not shinning and it has been very cold and rainy lately just when you need the heating etc,.

    • @peterschaefer2946
      @peterschaefer2946 Месяц назад +4

      i wasted my money on solar

    • @selwyn500
      @selwyn500 Месяц назад

      @@stefanluke2771 amazingly COAL and GAS work 24 7 too! But our government is hellbent on throwing this country into an eternity of DEBT for the sake of following the orders of the WEF, WHO and UN. This crisis we face now has been in the plan for decades. We, as a Nation are scrwed. We have no manufacturing industries, we have reliance on other countries for fuel, our defence relies on other countries. We have a system of government that is blind deaf and DUMB because they won't be reasoned with even in the face of adversity! Sorry for going on but it's time to wake up.

    • @Nathan-ry3yu
      @Nathan-ry3yu Месяц назад

      ​@edmurks236 During winter, the sun rises around 8AM and go down by 4pm. And if it's cloudy it won't charge that batteries. Even in summer the batteries won't last all night. And without wind the windmills won't power. The fact it's costing us 1.2 to 1.5 trillion dollars for this system that has to be replaced every 20 years. And constantly adding costing more. And it's all unreliable.
      An avrage house use roughly 25.400kwh a day. Business uses 100x that or more. Airports and large buildings use enormous amount of power. Add the electric cars in the future. This government must think all appliances run at 1kwH or something. This labor government is more than incompetent. They are a proven idiot.

  • @meredithisme3752
    @meredithisme3752 Месяц назад +114

    Labor lost the argument with the racist voice

    • @maxfish4770
      @maxfish4770 Месяц назад +7

      The details don't matter, just vote yes. He's off with the pixies

  • @d1skel452
    @d1skel452 Месяц назад +38

    Poor Joe knows Labor doesn’t have a leg to stand on

  • @brothermaynard3200
    @brothermaynard3200 Месяц назад +48

    When all else fails, lie. That's the Albo way.

    • @bundariau874
      @bundariau874 Месяц назад +7

      ALBO: I lie and I'm a hypocrite that's my style, I hope you've noticed....

    • @scottcannell5584
      @scottcannell5584 Месяц назад +2

      ​@@bundariau874 my Word is my bond

    • @landcruiser11rum
      @landcruiser11rum 10 дней назад +1

      Everything Albo does is a failure thats why everything he says is a lie.

  • @danieljones7843
    @danieljones7843 Месяц назад +26

    Albanese still thinking nuclear technology is stuck in 1986…

  • @graydenhibbs
    @graydenhibbs Месяц назад +42

    Its funny seeing some of these Labor politicians who really believe nuclear power is good being made to argue against it just pathetic.

    • @paulchilds9137
      @paulchilds9137 Месяц назад

      I dont think many Labor people believe nuclear is good. You dont know the Labor Party.

    • @gavinringland1362
      @gavinringland1362 23 дня назад

      Western Australia offers

  • @redrattler4058
    @redrattler4058 Месяц назад +35

    Joe is one a eyed labor supporter.

  • @marksmart9754
    @marksmart9754 Месяц назад +52

    Labor failing. Full stop. They haven’t completed anything. Except for record pay rises.

    • @middleground1858
      @middleground1858 Месяц назад

      No pay rise in a GENERATION under the LNP
      9 years = Liberals responsibility fir cost of living
      Thats economics!!!

    • @jspelg
      @jspelg Месяц назад +3

      For themselves

    • @gavinringland1362
      @gavinringland1362 23 дня назад

      Pomegranate App

  • @josephbartolovic8596
    @josephbartolovic8596 Месяц назад +61

    Scam for last 30 years . Get rid of politics ,and concentrate on economics 😂

    • @PaulSmith-ss6zm
      @PaulSmith-ss6zm Месяц назад +1

      Wishful thinking just vote for the libs and one nation

  • @user-wq8vo1ll5x
    @user-wq8vo1ll5x Месяц назад +22

    ALP show your merit and put the GREENS last, and let Australians citizens decide 🎉

  • @user-zx8ik6ed9r
    @user-zx8ik6ed9r Месяц назад +20

    Stuff the targets, our emissions are only 1% of the world’s emissions so who cares how long it takes to build the reactors. They will be built and saving Australian families instead of forever putting our hands in our pockets ( taxes ) . And remember that if we only go renewables in 20 years we have to pay to replace them again.

    • @evil17
      @evil17 Месяц назад

      The renewables replacement scam goes on forever getting dearer each time.
      While Australia is well under 1% of global CO2 emissions output, we actually export billions of tonnes of CO2 producing coal, gas & oil being one of the biggest exporters of global gas & coal actually means we are one of the biggest global polluters in reality.

    • @gavinringland1362
      @gavinringland1362 23 дня назад

      NSW. SYDNEY. Offers. Have. Trump

  • @paythepiper6283
    @paythepiper6283 Месяц назад +18

    UAE built one in 7.5 yrs and the 2nd in 5.

    • @charlieclelland5895
      @charlieclelland5895 Месяц назад +1

      Dr Adi Paterson former CEO of ANSTO pointed out this last weekend that the success of the UAE project was due in no small part to getting the approval and licensing processes working effectively and efficiently before the reactor construction started. There are 4 Korean designed APR-1400 reactors in the Barakah plant with a total nameplate capacity of 5600 MW. Wokepedia says the reactors were completed in 6 to 8 years but not fuelled for another 2 years.

    • @tassied12
      @tassied12 Месяц назад

      @@charlieclelland5895 1. It took 14 years from when the UAE project was approved in 2007 till the first reactor came online in 2021. This was in a command economy not having to worry about the constraints of democratic institutions nor a federated set of state governments.
      2. The UAE plants are missing post-Fukishima safety measures so would be unacceptable in Australia.
      3. Building nukes is labour intensive. We wont be able to use tens of thousands of cheap south Asian labourers and tradesmen on 24/7 labour rotation to build them as was the case in the UAE.
      4. The UAE nuke power is very expensive ($US110/MWh or $AUD$167). It runs on warm sea water which increases maintenance costs. For comparison, the recent AEMO report on power prices (Q4 2023) shows that average wholesale prices on the NEM were $48/Mwh.

  • @empresswu7059
    @empresswu7059 Месяц назад +7

    Ugh I hate Hildebrand he’s a contrarian without anything constructive to say.

  • @MortucusInvictus
    @MortucusInvictus Месяц назад +8

    I don't want the power plants owned buy investors power is a national issue and not one new power plant has been made since we sold it off
    I'm 100 percent behind the public owning OUR power plants and having cheep power again

  • @Marina-tx2ok
    @Marina-tx2ok Месяц назад +13

    South Australias premier supports it but is shut down by Albo

    • @robertlarge8185
      @robertlarge8185 Месяц назад

      Yup Mali has always been in favour, but pulled into line.

    • @Nathan-ry3yu
      @Nathan-ry3yu Месяц назад +1

      Hopefully Albo will be out next year. I'm preying for an early election. I want Labor out now

    • @gavinringland1362
      @gavinringland1362 23 дня назад

      Doomed. J. Trump

  • @stephenatkinson2333
    @stephenatkinson2333 Месяц назад +3

    A wise man saves for his children's children 👏. Well said, love ❤️

  • @edmurks236
    @edmurks236 Месяц назад +3

    The environmental cost of making all those solar panels and wind turbines far out weighs any saving of the environment.

  • @user-co7nf3yg9u
    @user-co7nf3yg9u Месяц назад +4

    Labor will never have a sensible debate on anything and when are they going to release the total cost on renewables which are going to cost trillions of dollars and please get rid of Joe let him go to the ABC

  • @lakeeyrelads-jb4jw
    @lakeeyrelads-jb4jw Месяц назад +8

    Solar and wind are short term solutions that will need to be replaced multiple times to match one nuclear plant. Include the loss of productivity from farmland, the environmental damage and the negative impact on our rural and coastal communities then nuclear is the sensible choice. Labour cannot override the will of the people. Bring on the election.

  • @TheBigmongrel
    @TheBigmongrel Месяц назад +3

    All of a sudden, Labor abandon the safety arguments and now want details on costings. Yet they never have provided costings for their renewables projects, like they never provided details of the Voice or dodgy legislation that they have raced through parliament. eg the Digital ID and E Safety legislation.

  • @paulgraham5790
    @paulgraham5790 Месяц назад +16

    1.3 trillion dollars for renewables is not for all time. It is the cost of the transition and then the life of that infrastructure which is 10 to 15 years for batteries and wind turbines and 20+ for solar.

    • @paythepiper6283
      @paythepiper6283 Месяц назад +8

      Correct that is to 2030. Estimates have it at $6-$7 trillion to 2050 and up $7- $9 trillion by 2060. The cost with renewables never stops. Be nice if someone did renewables costings for 80 years so a like for like comparison with nuclear.

    • @garystrahan4601
      @garystrahan4601 Месяц назад +2

      From some research, I found the yearly maintenance and operational cost for a 2-3 MW wind turbine averages around $46000 US dollars per unit per year.
      Then add somewhere between the $2 to $4 million dollar range to build them and then depending on the environment they last about 15 years before needing to be replaced on top of that they only supply power for about 30% of a year.

    • @Nathan-ry3yu
      @Nathan-ry3yu Месяц назад

      When you compare with nuclear that will cost roughly between 140 to 200 billion that last for 40 to 60 years. That's a hell of a lot cheaper and more reliable than renewables that rely only on sun and wind.
      I have a caravan on solar when I'm of grid if I use the air conditioner or heater I'm lucky to get 3 to 4 hours life from my lintum iron batteries I have to use my car to power it or a generator running on fuel. I'm limited to the amount of appliances I can use for other while the air con is on.
      It be no different than Albo renewables. In winter the sun is lucky to rise by 8am. And goes down at 4PM if it's cloudy it won't charge the batteries..Australia lucky to get 2 days a week at most of adequate wind for windmills. People will be limited to eqwipment usage business use enormous amounts of power especially cold storage forcilitties. Airports and foundries ect. Albo must think people's appliances is all 1kw a day or something. We won't have enough power to run all the heaters in winter. Or the air-conditioning in summer. Labor are a bunch of twits

  • @whiskeygamer9402
    @whiskeygamer9402 Месяц назад +13

    Three eyed fish taste delicious Albo I can't get enough of it 😋🤗

  • @KevinSwan10200
    @KevinSwan10200 Месяц назад +10

    I am Australian born and have no heritage that would give me a path to another citizenship. I can't afford electricity in Australia. I am I Kazakhstan waiting for electricity to come down in price so I can come home.

  • @lynettemahoney1710
    @lynettemahoney1710 Месяц назад +3

    Joe there wasn’t any detail on the Voice even when we were voting on it.If a Nuclear reactor cost $9 billion times 8 = $72 billion.So that’s a little less than 1 to 1.5 trillion.So grim Jim better take his socks off when he’s doing his figures next time

  • @anthonybringolf
    @anthonybringolf Месяц назад +2

    There is a point that has not been spoken about the costings of nuclear. Dutton said the the Nuclear Power Stations will be owned by the Federal Government. If the Nuclear Power Stations are producing the bulk of the base load power of electricity, what is the income from selling the electricity. The income made, lowers the cost of making the electricity, which in turn lowers the cost to the people of Australia.

  • @peterbarnhoorn7879
    @peterbarnhoorn7879 Месяц назад +2

    Look at the state of Victoria, if Labor gets their way we are stuffed..surely a energy mix is required..ffs 😮

  • @S.Carrick
    @S.Carrick Месяц назад +2

    More wasted money thanks to Labor, and why would nuclear be so expensive in Australia, but cheapest in the many other countries who use nuclear.

    • @troywallace322
      @troywallace322 Месяц назад +1

      Other countries don't have the CFMEU building them.

  • @jasonjudkins2056
    @jasonjudkins2056 Месяц назад +2

    Labor don’t have costs for the renewables, so why do the LNP have to provide the costing after making their announcement. Simple release the figures for the upgrade of Lucas heights. We can’t rely on the Labor current push for renewables to take over our base load power. Whenever any major infrastructure projects need to be built our forebears didn’t debate the cost for people at he current time, but they thought about future generations. LNP have to make sure the nuclear plants have already started to be built and they will be to far down the track for Labor to stop them, but here’s hoping after the failures of this Labor government, then it will be awhile until they have the reins of power again.

  • @user-dv9ur7su2v
    @user-dv9ur7su2v Месяц назад +1

    The Government keeps ranting about the cost of Nuclear, yet they spend per year, $80 billion dollars combined on the NDIS and first nations people and growing. That would pay for 4-5 Nuclear plants.

    • @jspelg
      @jspelg Месяц назад

      3 plants I think. Sorry. If we get a Japanese company to build the plants then the cost would be lower.

  • @FeliksDangel
    @FeliksDangel Месяц назад +1

    Surely they must have exhausted the list of things to fail at ?

  • @cheesecracker1543
    @cheesecracker1543 Месяц назад +1

    No Nuclear in Australia yet, how did Albo get his forked tongue???

  • @AnnieGrace3
    @AnnieGrace3 Месяц назад +2

    The look.on albos face of this clip is his mr magoo look....hilarious

  • @russellgraham5120
    @russellgraham5120 Месяц назад +3

    If you cross Montgomery burns with Mo Sislak you will get a Homer Albo, the mind boggles 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

  • @tiesword3252
    @tiesword3252 Месяц назад

    C BOND...SPOT ON, LET THE PEOPLE LEARN THE TRUTH.....

  • @nnoddy8161
    @nnoddy8161 Месяц назад +1

    There is no developed country whose manufacturing is reliant on 100% renewables - they simply don't exist.
    A 100% renewables energy strategy will destroy any manufacturing in Australia, not to mention other business who are reliant on energy.

    • @scottcannell5584
      @scottcannell5584 Месяц назад

      Not unless your albo and his side kick Black out Bowen 😊

  • @graemeschubert6162
    @graemeschubert6162 Месяц назад

    Least Albos not trying to mayonnaise the pigs ear😅

  • @8101nevermind
    @8101nevermind Месяц назад +1

    Sweden has almost finished building one didn't take that long and wasn't that expensive.

  • @caltravels9454
    @caltravels9454 Месяц назад +1

    Name one steel production plant that runs on just solar or wind.

  • @missinterpreted4923
    @missinterpreted4923 Месяц назад

    Does anyone think these pollies are sitting around together saying "how can we meet the needs of our constituents , how can we make life better for the people we represent, how can we make things cheaper?"

    • @lisaw7744
      @lisaw7744 Месяц назад +1

      Yes of course, they all do an awesome job and they definitely deserve another pay rise.......lol😅🤣🤣 they should be sacked

  • @grahamvoght9294
    @grahamvoght9294 Месяц назад

    What a bloody goose we have running this country.

  • @lethal2453
    @lethal2453 Месяц назад +2

    Hildebrand.... geeesh.

  • @alancotterell9207
    @alancotterell9207 Месяц назад

    DEFINE THE WORD - 'SAFE' ! - I know that is totally beyond Murdoch's idiots. If they cannot define it, they have zero credibility. None of them have ever done anything which is really hazardous, because in Australia, those things are always inside a guarded fence where the media cannot go without a security clearance.

  • @jennymills3147
    @jennymills3147 Месяц назад +1

    There is nothing stopping, home owners in Australia from going totally off grid. By your electric car, buy your bank of solar panels, buy your small wind turbine, buy the batteries required to store.
    Pay to have them installed and up and running.
    The technology is there. Free to choose.

    • @troywallace322
      @troywallace322 Месяц назад +1

      Sounds great until the government imposes a self relient tax on off- grid energy 😮

    • @lonnie224
      @lonnie224 Месяц назад

      Yes and force people to have a smart meter so they can control your own power.. No thanks

  • @shaynegadsden
    @shaynegadsden Месяц назад +1

    It's hard to effectively cost out a project that isn't legal in the country so no one has invested any time in to what it takes or even looked at the requirements the best way to see how viable reactors are in the country is to lift the ban. It's easy to argue one form of power generation is better than another when one is government subsidised and the other is illegal

  • @selwyn500
    @selwyn500 Месяц назад +1

    Imagine if Albo woke up this morning and said 'fuckit' we'll build new COAL fired power stations! Bugger the Greens and the WEF, we'll go for Australia instead! If only ay.

  • @graemeschubert6162
    @graemeschubert6162 Месяц назад

    Drunken sailors don't😢 care how much piss they spill

  • @victorgrech1136
    @victorgrech1136 Месяц назад +1

    it's simple don't vote labor or greens

  • @edmurks236
    @edmurks236 Месяц назад

    Solar was dangerous and scary to Australians once but these days safety improvements and technology advancements/improvements have more than minimized these factors.

  • @S.Carrick
    @S.Carrick Месяц назад

    Labor would be stupid enough, to dismantle what works well.

  • @user-nt1nu4hd4b
    @user-nt1nu4hd4b Месяц назад +1

    We don’t have a proposal on the table at all. What we have is dumb and dumber inc trying to pull a political manoeuvring stunt. No idea!

  • @landcruiser11rum
    @landcruiser11rum 10 дней назад +1

    Lift the ban & let’s get on with it, nuclear is clearly the way of our future needs.
    I like the orange tree analogy, 10-15 years to construct a reliable, robust, energy dense system for 80-100+ years makes much more sense than a frail bushfire starting & environment destroying system that needs constant maintenance & replacing at a high cost and no recycling plan.

  • @gotumedia8289
    @gotumedia8289 Месяц назад

    What an absolute waste of space this weak Prime Minister is.

  • @geoffreyfulton-ko1fu
    @geoffreyfulton-ko1fu 26 дней назад

    Albo hasn't lost the plot. He never had a plot!

  • @yakadaker
    @yakadaker Месяц назад +1

    We should be using gas for power generation and cars while we build our nuclear power systems. SIMPLE!!!

  • @actualfacts1055
    @actualfacts1055 Месяц назад

    AEMO says that the East Coast will need 26 diesel powered gas power stations because there is a shortage of gas on the East Coast after Labor destroyed incentive to invest in gas extraction with price caps.

  • @vonnymoore8203
    @vonnymoore8203 Месяц назад +1

    For goodness sakes- for our sakes- just leave things alone and ramp up the gas and coal.
    Built the country and will see us soar, economically. Global warming ffs- complete and after rubbish.

  • @vincentburrowes9243
    @vincentburrowes9243 Месяц назад +1

    Currently in the USA, the decommissioning of a Nuclear Power Station has to be completed 60 years after the cessation of operations. It can be longer if the process is required to protect Public Health or safety. A 50 year break is required for radioactive decay and 10 years is required to dismantle the facility. This is a very costly exercise. A renewable power station does not require a complicated process such as this for decommissioning.

  • @davidscott5209
    @davidscott5209 Месяц назад +1

    The damage and destruction caused to our environment and the sheer cost of building 28000 (yes thousand) kilometres of transmission systems is beyond belief. Given the grid will be connecting massive renewable farms that have a life span of only 20 years each is mind blowing. Throw in the reality that energy output from these "farms occurs for around 30% of the day and on average 10% is lost through the transmission process. Then consider the option of nuclear power with potential output 24/7, located on existing power plant sites, using existing grid. No brainer. Case closed.

    • @tassied12
      @tassied12 Месяц назад

      Wrong, wrong, wrong......
      1. It is not 28000 km. AEMO's estimate is 10,000 km, and the estimate is falling as time goes by and other technologies come into play. The Victoria big battery has increased the transmission capacity of the NSW interconnector to better cope with summer peaks in demand, a cheapre alternative than extra transmission
      2. Your estimated lifespan of 20 years is way too low. One of Australia's oldest windfarms (Starfish Hill) has had its license extended to 2033, giving 30 years of operation. US windfarms commissioned in the 1980's are still in operation
      3. Nowhere in the world has a nuclear plant been built on the site of an old coal plant. They have very different operational requirements.
      4. Nuclear is no guarantee of 24/7 operation. They have to go offline for a month every couple of years for refuelling. On top of that they can often suffer long term outages. Of 92 operating US power reactors by mid-2017 only 28 did not suffer at least one outage of a year or more. In 2022, France had to dim the lights on the Eiffel Tower after it lost over 50% of its nuclear capacity at the peak of summer. This means you have to have substantial long term backup as a contingency

  • @milosradovanovic5280
    @milosradovanovic5280 Месяц назад +2

    It is chldlish argument about costing and deleviring, if 19 countries has done it, why we can't do it, reduculas argument.
    We need bipartisan support of nuclear energy use, and Labor has no one real argument to be against it, it is just anather Labor misjudgement, definitely 🤗🌎🐖💯🇦🇺👍🇺🇸❤️

    • @scottcannell5584
      @scottcannell5584 Месяц назад

      According to albo sleazy he thinks us normal Australian citizens don't have the intellectual to build a nuclear power plant. Well he can go jump

  • @vincentburrowes9243
    @vincentburrowes9243 Месяц назад +4

    The LNP must have consulted a 17 year old kid about locating Nuclear Reactors in Loy Yang - Victoria, Port Augusta - South Australia and Callide / Gladstone - Queensland as these locations are listed Geological / Earthquake Risk Zones. The location of Lithgow is subject to Low Ground Water concerns.
    There has been a catastrophic failure of a Nuclear Power Station in Japan called Fukushima which was caused by an Earthquake / Tsunami.
    The LNP has obviously not performed any form of Risk Assessment - does the LNP have a suitable disaster plan for such an event as the one that occurred in Japan?

    • @charlieclelland5895
      @charlieclelland5895 Месяц назад

      The Coalitions plant locations were based on where current or former coal fired power stations were located so that the existing grid connections could be reused and the cooling water resources also reused.
      Which Fukushima? Daiichi lost its diesel backup generators when the bund wall was overtopped by the tsunami. The operating reactors suffered melt downs and hydrogen explosions. Daini also lost backup but there was an external line into the plant and the operators got enough of the pumping capacity on line to bring the reactors to cold stop.
      Onagawa, further north, and arguably hit by an even stronger earthquake and tsunami, survived because it had a high bund wall which didn't get overtopped, Some of the plant buildings were damaged by the earthquake but the plant shut down as designed.

  • @michaelrobinson9643
    @michaelrobinson9643 Месяц назад

    Remove the laws impeding interest in making actual nuclear economic proposals.
    CSIRO and the gen report and other atrociously modelled reports need to be pulled and removed from public debate until responsible, correct modelling is done.

  • @frednerk3477
    @frednerk3477 Месяц назад

    Hildebrand is just noise. Never any real comprehension or reasoning. Save your money Sky and get rid of him.

  • @diannemarsh4065
    @diannemarsh4065 Месяц назад

    How much has already been spent on renewable.
    How many trillions. That should cancel labours fear tactics.

  • @Super_Mario128
    @Super_Mario128 Месяц назад +1

    Mr Sommers, Mr Sommers

  • @michaelrobinson9643
    @michaelrobinson9643 Месяц назад

    Why force artificial timeframes that enforce sub optimal outcomes generationally? Utter foolishness.

  • @peterkirgan2921
    @peterkirgan2921 Месяц назад

    Albo wears a hard hat for 2 reasons! A show is authority! B to hide the circumcision marks!!!!!

  • @thisthattheother7541
    @thisthattheother7541 Месяц назад

    Great to see Lucy Zelic on the panel

  • @pwhitten42
    @pwhitten42 Месяц назад

    If Labor thinks nuclear is that dangerous, then why don't they buy "Solar powered Submarines".
    And see how that goes.

  • @Bj-iq9ct
    @Bj-iq9ct Месяц назад

    Labour you joking 🤣

  • @robdimasi2758
    @robdimasi2758 Месяц назад

    Why not wait till Australia is a bit more stable we can't afford it now

  • @Nathan-ry3yu
    @Nathan-ry3yu Месяц назад +1

    I went to Ethiopia for a holiday with my wife 10 years ago. I remember the power would go out for ateast 3 days out of 7.
    I believe Albos renewables will give us power from 8am to 7pm then lights out. Thats Australia renewable future..will have to get a wood fire going if you want to stay warm in winter

  • @ryuoki1
    @ryuoki1 Месяц назад +1

    It would be extremely beneficial for you to build nuclear as an alternative to fossil fuel power plants. Just learn from Japans mistake and not build them in seismically active areas.

  • @MariannaMiranda-rg6xr
    @MariannaMiranda-rg6xr Месяц назад

    Diversity, diversity, diversity.

  • @ian9toes
    @ian9toes Месяц назад

    Nuclear plants can be built where the coal plants are and hook up to the already existing grid vs covering fields with solar and hills with turbines where no grid lines already exist.

  • @tonyscrimshaw869
    @tonyscrimshaw869 Месяц назад

    Joe nor did Labor have a renewables costings. Your argument is flawed once again Joe

  • @bheemasena2383
    @bheemasena2383 Месяц назад

    Australia used to be a world leader in space pioneering... but then we just gave up. Now, we have realised too late that we are at a critical disadvantage and risk by not having a space program. That program and more will be dependent on our nuclear industry.
    I guarantee, if we opt out of nuclear, there will come a time where our defence, medical and space industry advancements will come to a complete standstill and we will be forced to adopt a nuclear program in the eleventh hour... when even now is already far too late.
    No one on the left has any foresight in what technologies will become pivotal in the future. It's not just about powerbills.

  • @jamesmclean9091
    @jamesmclean9091 Месяц назад

    Shout out to Natural Gas..it's cheap, we have abundant of it, cheaper an cleaner than coal!!😂😂😂

  • @rogertull8888
    @rogertull8888 Месяц назад

    WE NEED A REFERENDUM ON NUCLEAR

  • @viskovandermerwe3947
    @viskovandermerwe3947 Месяц назад

    I always just love this show until all the corporate-laughter follows the cross-over talking and it then ends with a cacophony of noise. Can anyone suggest a more calm and collected show that stand for the same principles but without messy presentation?

  • @PaulSmith-ss6zm
    @PaulSmith-ss6zm Месяц назад

    Labor won't get back in 😂

  • @gruntmax43
    @gruntmax43 Месяц назад

    All that cheap nuclear energy should be enough to drive hydrogen electrolysers for 100% hydrogen combustion engines. No batteries, no fuel cell vehicles & no electric cars. Emissions problems all solved thanks to the Peter Dutton Liberal Government. Bye bye Bowen.

  • @Beanerds
    @Beanerds Месяц назад

    I started buying Box's of candles when the sheep with the shit's started to buy box's of toilet paper ,,,, Zero agreement , Zero forgive and forget ! ,,, yes we are , our kids ?

  • @pepenips5095
    @pepenips5095 Месяц назад

    Not enough capacity, my god joe are you a lines man? A electrician? Or an electrical engineer? Bruh has no clue about how much capacity the network has

  • @user-yw1rp4rj4u
    @user-yw1rp4rj4u Месяц назад

    36Billion for 5.6Gw in UAE…..in US dollars…

    • @tassied12
      @tassied12 Месяц назад

      1. It took 14 years from when the UAE project was approved in 2007 till the first reactor came online in 2021. This was in a command economy not having to worry about the constraints of democratic institutions nor a federated set of state governments.
      2. The UAE plants are missing post-Fukishima safety measures so would be unacceptable in Australia.
      3. Building nukes is labour intensive. We wont be able to use tens of thousands of cheap south Asian labourers and tradesmen on 24/7 labour rotation to build them as was the case in the UAE. 4. The UAE nuke power is very expensive ($US110/MWh or $AUD$167). It runs on warm sea water which increases maintenance costs. For comparison, the recent AEMO report on power prices (Q4 2023) shows that average wholesale prices on the NEM were $48/Mwh.

  • @YvonneCrean
    @YvonneCrean Месяц назад

    Every time he's in trouble you can bet a quid the next day out in the hard hat and yellow vest pretending he's working for the country. 😅

  • @PaulJames-by2rf
    @PaulJames-by2rf Месяц назад

    Got to remember Joe, your a Labour man

  • @lisaw7744
    @lisaw7744 Месяц назад

    Will Australian house's be powered by these nuclear Power stations? Didn't a politician say not to long ago the nuclear power stations will only be powering the nuclear submarines

  • @michaelrobinson9643
    @michaelrobinson9643 Месяц назад

    AnAl is behaving like ScoMo did… like a child with no emotional reasoning. He’s resorting to dishonesty in advertising instead of honest engagement

  • @imeagleeye1
    @imeagleeye1 Месяц назад

    Spent nuclear fuel stays a radiation hazard for extended periods of time with half-lifes as high as 24,000 years. For example 10 years after removal from a reactor, the surface dose rate for a typical spent fuel assembly still exceeds 10,000 rem/hour-far greater than the fatal whole-body dose for humans of about 500 rem received all at once.

    • @charlieclelland5895
      @charlieclelland5895 Месяц назад

      Depends whether the fuel rods are reprocessed to extract the Uranium and transuranics to reuse as fuel. The unused fuel and transuranics represent the long half life part of the spent fuel The fission products alone decay down to background in about 300 years.

  • @jspelg
    @jspelg Месяц назад

    Solar panels have a limited life somewhere between 15 -20 years. How toxic are the chemicals used in solar panels? These chemicals as I understand cannot be recycled or re-used.
    Where does the power required to start wind turbines turning come from? I'm informed coal fired electricity. Just why cant we have nuclear without the politics and fear.

  • @paulchilds9137
    @paulchilds9137 Месяц назад

    Joe, dont you feel dirty working with these SKY gooses. How em barassing.

  • @philippawesterman8843
    @philippawesterman8843 Месяц назад

    Disposing of waste is a project several nuclear countries already have dealt with. 😊

    • @tassied12
      @tassied12 Месяц назад

      And it is costing them humungous amounts of money to do so. The LNP couldnt even find an acceptable site for low level waste from Lucas Heights in 10 years of government. Nuclear storage projects have a worse record than Olympic Games for project cost blowouts

  • @paulchilds9137
    @paulchilds9137 Месяц назад

    Why doesnt SKY have real experts on nuclear instead of the same old tired cheer squad for the Liberal Parfy, except Joe.

  • @jamielinsdell4900
    @jamielinsdell4900 Месяц назад

    "The economics doesn't stack up. Is that Albo's only criticism?" They then keep a straight face as they explain the virtues of going nuclear. Image the frothing of mouths at NewsCorp if Albanese released such a policy with no costing and criticised by industry experts as inappropriate for use here. SkyNews would have a field day. Looking forward to the next shocking Coalition policy SkyNews must defend.

  • @alancotterell9207
    @alancotterell9207 Месяц назад

    More Sky News assertions for which there is no evidence - they are obviously people of faith !

  • @dontwobble
    @dontwobble Месяц назад

    Please stop yelling over each other.

  • @ElarMack-ci1of
    @ElarMack-ci1of Месяц назад

    The quality of the various hats Pekinese wears when parading his prowess to fool Australians, are much greater quality than the meat brain under the hat. UM, ERR, AAH, is his reply. With Um, ERR, AAH, there are many combinations he can present those three PROFOUND STATEMENTS.

  • @jonathoncalabrese2035
    @jonathoncalabrese2035 Месяц назад

    Too many wokies in aus now

  • @sandrafoxley735
    @sandrafoxley735 Месяц назад

    simple question do you want electricity or don't you?