Media Releases
Anti-nuclear bike riders in Yamba
by Beck Pearse ()For immediate release
30 July 2007
On Monday 31st July Mclean and Yamba residents are welcoming 5 cyclists who are cycling from Rockhampton to Canberra, then on to Port Augusta. They are cycling to promote a nuclear free future for Australia. Cycle Against the Nuclear Cycle (CANC) passes through regions which are likely to host nuclear reactors if Australia chooses to adopt nuclear power.
Media Release: Cyclists commemorate Hiroshima Day in Kempsey
by Beck Pearse ()For immediate release
6th August 2007
On Hiroshima Day, 6 cyclists will ride into Kempsey as part of their epic journey to promote a nuclear free future in Australia. They have come from Rockhampton, Queensland and are one their way to Canberra and beyond. Cycle Against the Nuclear Cycle (CANC) is a campaign which passes through regions likely to host nuclear reactors if Australia chooses to adopt nuclear power.
Media Release: Byron Bay says yes to a nuclear free future
by Beck Pearse ()For immediate release
25 July 2007
On 26th July thirty cyclists are riding through Byron Bay to Lismore to promote a nuclear free future in Australia. It is part of their epic journey to Canberra and beyond. Cycle Against the Nuclear Cycle (CANC) passes through regions which are likely to host nuclear reactors if Australia chooses to adopt nuclear power. They are passing through the home town of the youngest CANC rider 11 month Hope Thompson and her mum Valerie.
Media Release: Cycling Against the Global Nuclear Push
by Evan Wills ()Media Release Cyclists oppose global nuclear partnership For immediate release 20 July 2007 Tomorrow a group of cyclists will converge on the Brisbane Liberal party headquarters to indicate their opposition to the Howard govenrment's reported intention to join the Global Nulcear Energy Partnership (GNEP). They arrive at the Liberal HQ from 1030am as part a campaign called Cycle Against the Nuclear Cycle (CANC). The partnership seeks to expand the nuclear power industry globally.
