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AUKUS deal for nuclear-powered submarines part of international commitment says Marles

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The US, UK and Australia have entered into a legally binding agreement on the AUKUS deal for conventionally-armed, nuclear-powered submarines. The Australian Government has moved to quash concern that the deal could allow our partners to dispose of nuclear waste in Australia.
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