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Senators Form Alliance to Block Legal Action Over Nuclear Waste Records
Three senators have joined a campaign to prevent government legal action against a transparency advocate seeking records on nuclear waste storage. The alliance formed after officials escalated a case to federal court.
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Three senators have formed an alliance to stop government legal action against a transparency advocate seeking records on nuclear waste storage. The senators include Jacqui Lambie, Pauline Hanson and David Pocock. They acted after officials escalated a transparency case to the federal court.
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