Annette Brownlie, founding member of the Brisbane-based community peace organization Just Peace Queensland and the current and inaugural chair of IPAN, Independent and Peaceful Australia Network, spoke with 8CCC's Kate Lyons-Dawson following the Four Corners investigation aired this week. ABC's Four Corners report reveals security threats arising from the Australia/US Alliance that are increasing the risk of Australia becoming a nuclear target.

IPAN believe the Labor Government has had four years in power to put in place the necessary pre-conditions for signing the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), and must finally act on commitments previously made. They are joining ICAN in asking for greater transparency and to obtain security using our own resources and with our regional neighbours and economic partners.

Annette Brownlie, founding member of the Brisbane-based community peace organization Just Peace Queensland and the current and inaugural chair of <a href="https://ipan.org.au/">IPAN, Independent and Peaceful Australia</a> Network, spoke with 8CCC's Kate Lyons-Dawson following the Four Corners investigation aired this week. ABC's Four Corners report reveals security threats arising from the Australia/US Alliance that are increasing the risk of Australia becoming a nuclear target.
IPAN believe the Labor Government has had four years in power to put in place the necessary pre-conditions for signing the United Nations Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW), and must finally act on commitments previously made. They are joining <a href="https://www.icanw.org/">ICAN</a> in asking for greater transparency and to&nbsp;obtain security using our own resources and with our regional neighbours and economic partners.

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Interviews, local stories and news for Central Australia and The Barkly.
Presented live weekdays on 8CCC Radio 102.1FM.
Stream through the 8CCC Connect app and 8ccc.com.au
Listen back to interviews On Demand or through our podcast
8CCC Big Brekky is supported by the Community Broadcasting Foundation