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About Noel Wauchope
I am a long-term nuclear-free activist. I believe that everyone, however non expert, can, and should, have an opinion.
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The complex, long-form writers – but is anybody listening?

11 February 2026 Noel Wauchope 4
I sympathise with readers who have a short attention span. I myself am one of those. And nowadays, well – that’s pretty much everybody. And yet, people keep writing long, and very long, articles. Are […]
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Beware these dangerous writers in the world of journalism

3 February 2026 Noel Wauchope 22
I had in mind to look at Australia’s dangerous writers, in no particular hurry. But that’s changed. You see, the Australian Prime Minister, in his wisdom, decided to invite Isaac Herzog, the President of our […]
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Harsh realities in the world of journalism

28 January 2026 Noel Wauchope 3
Probably the harshest reality is that people all too often do not cut through the cackle of commentary and opinion, and look for the facts. However, the harsh realities that I’m talking about today are […]
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The brave journalists of the old-fashioned media

21 January 2026 Noel Wauchope 6
It’s not easy being a journalist in a paid job in corporate print, TV or radio media. You have to toe the corporate line. It’s best to be writing on a specialised topic where you’re […]
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Raw, Rude, and Angry – in the new world of journalism

13 January 2026 Noel Wauchope 8
Amongst the many types of new independent journalism, my favourite is Raw, Rude and Angry, a type that would never have got into conventional “mainstream” media, which keeps up the facade of respectability (even while […]
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The new world of journalism

12 January 2026 Noel Wauchope 10
Journalism is in a mess, and it is changing so fast. Meanwhile the world is changing even faster, and we need good journalism more than ever. The old world of journalism is dead. Long live […]
Nuclear warning symbols and explosion imagery.
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The World Nuclear Association looks forward to a successful 2026

5 January 2026 Noel Wauchope 1
On January 1st, the World Nuclear News was upbeat about the industry’s prospects, with an edited transcript of World Nuclear Association Director General Sama Bilbao y León’s World Nuclear News podcast interview. “What do you […]
Sailboat with peace symbol, colorful stars.
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Looking to 2026 in nuclear-related news

28 December 2025 Noel Wauchope 0
There are really a lot of good things happening, involving a huge number of good people. My favourite is that very persistent, won’t-be-beat boat – the Golden Rule, with its crew and supporters – Veterans […]
Three men with gold noose pins.
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Ethics matter more than ever – even in Israel

19 December 2025 Noel Wauchope 9
Who’d have thought, in this time of crisis, lies and propaganda, that it might be the Jerusalem Post that showed us an ethical direction? And, on another matter of ethics – the Jerusalem Post, again. […]
Man with thought bubble saying "Let's just KILL.
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How long will the American Moronocracy last in the New Year?

15 December 2025 Noel Wauchope 4
It’s hard to grab hold of the idea – of which of the morons in the USA administration will crack first? I think that it has to be Pete Hegseth, the Minister for War. Perhaps […]
Woman helping man on city street.
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The obscenity of Christmas, and how to fix it

29 November 2025 Noel Wauchope 6
Last December a bunch of friends got together for our yearly Christmas lunch. This time we each put in $20 and sent a nice total to the Fred Hollows Foundation. And we felt good. No […]
Map with money falling into a hole.
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Why my work is clearly biased

12 November 2025 Noel Wauchope 82
Today, I found myself posting on my website – an article which is vehemently anti-Western, and possibly just an angry version of pro-Russian propaganda. I dithered about this. Is my pro-Russian slant just too much […]
Cato Institute building with nuclear sign.
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Right-wing, Left-wing: on the nuclear issue it doesn’t matter

30 October 2025 Noel Wauchope 2
The promotion of nuclear power is a right-wing thing – isn’t it? Over the years, I’ve been following the propaganda of the climate-change denialists, among other liars and frauds. I found that the Koch brothers […]
Polluted river with pipes and steam.
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Rare Earths processing – a backdoor way into radioactive waste dumping in Australia?

28 October 2025 Noel Wauchope 4
Joy and delight! Australia is to have a booming rare earths industry, mining and PROCESSING – jobs, jobs jobs! Money, money money! And we can stick it up to China, confronting its near monopoly on […]
I don’t know who this person is.
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Vladimir Putin and a world without Russia

7 October 2025 Noel Wauchope 31
He’s supposed to have said it as a joke. In a 2018 comment, Mr Putin talked about destroying the world in a nuclear holocaust because “what is a world without Russia good for?” OK. perhaps […]

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