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December 19, 2007 · about 18 years ago

Australia to send partrol ship, planes to monitor Japanese whaling fleet

Australia will send planes and a patrol ship to monitor Japanese whaling fleet near Antarctica, the government announced Wednesday. The planes and ship would collect photographic evidence for a possible legal action to halt Japan’s whaling program, Foreign Minister Stephen Smith told reporters.

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Australia will send planes and a patrol ship to monitor Japanese whaling fleet near Antarctica, the government announced Wednesday.

The planes and ship would collect photographic evidence for a possible legal action to halt Japan’s whaling program, Foreign Minister Stephen Smith told reporters.

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