Nobel Peace Prize winner ICAN warns nuclear disaster 'one tantrum away'05:30SBS News In DepthFollow and SubscribeFollow and SubscribeFollow and Subscribe Apple Podcasts Spotify Listnr Download (2.52MB)Download the SBS Audio appAvailable on iOS and Android(ICAN), Hiroshima Survivor Setsuko Thurlow, left, and leader of ICAN Beatrice Fihn Source: AAPThe International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, set up in Melbourne a decade ago, has received the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize in Norway.Follow and Subscribe Apple Podcasts Spotify Listnr Download (2.52MB)Download the SBS Audio appAvailable on iOS and AndroidPublished 11 December 2017 1:30pmBy Peggy GiakoumelosPresented by Hannah SinclairSource: SBSSkip to podcast episode contentShare this with family and friendsCopy linkShareThe International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, set up in Melbourne a decade ago, has received the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize in Norway.ShareLatest podcast episodes04:16'Together as one': Kumanjayi Little Baby farewelled in emotional funeral service in Alice Springspodcast episode4 minutes 16 seconds11:32Ethnic unity or mandated monoculture? How a law in China threatens critics in Australiapodcast episode11 minutes 32 seconds02:13Biggest regional mosque in Australia opens in town of Youngpodcast episode2 minutes 13 seconds08:59What the rise of One Nation could mean for Australiapodcast episode8 minutes 59 seconds