Well, that's us out:The UK and the US expected Australia to sign...

Well, that's us out:

The UK and the US expected Australia to sign the agreement as well as “willing parties” including Canada, France, Japan, Republic of Korea, Republic of South Africa, China and Switzerland.
But, through a statement from his office, Mr Bowen totally rejected the UK invitation.“Australia is not signing this agreement as we do not have a nuclear energy industry. Nuclear power is outlawed in Australia. We will continue to work closely with our international partners to reach Net Zero,” the spokesman said.“
Our international partners understand that Australia’s abundance of renewable energy resources makes nuclear power, including nuclear power through small modular reactors, an unviable option for inclusion in our energy mix for decarbonisation efforts,” the statement said.Mr Bowen argues that Australia is much sunnier than the UK and has advantages with solar power that the UK does not.

What a beaut.