Yukiyo Kawano creates life size replicas of the 'Little Boy' and 'Fat Man' nuclear bombs dropped by the US on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 70 years ago. One of these artworks, sewn from her grandmother's kimono's and her own hair, featured in 'Ten Minutes to Midnight' - a multimedia exhibition in Brisbane. The exhibition is a showcase of collaborative works from atomic survivor communities and artists as part of Nuclear Futures. Program manager Ellise Barkly brings us the details of this initiative.

From 27th June to the 6th July, Friends of the Earth's Radioactive Exposure Tour 2015 travelled through NSW and SA, exposing participants to the realities of 'radioactive racism' and the environmental and social impacts of uranium mining, atomic testing, radioactive waste disposal, and the push for nuclear expansion. Two of the tour organisers Hannah Walters and Jemila Rushton join us for a report-back and we hear an excerpt of a recording from the tour featuring Bilbo Taylor and Gem Romuld.

Featuring interviews with Ammon Russell of the Navajo nation and Dennis Banks, co-founder of the American Indian Movement

There are two debates considering the storage of nuclear waste in Australia that we look at in this show, the Federal Government's search for a national dump site for Australia's waste and South Australia's Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission that is considering the importation of international high level waste.