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January 3, 2008 · about 18 years ago

‘No surprise’ whaling spy ship still in port

Greenpeace says it is not concerned that the Federal Government has reneged on promise to monitor the Japanese whaling campaign. The Government said it would send Fisheries ship Oceanic Viking to Antarctic waters to photograph Japanese whaling operations, but the ship remains docked in Western Austr

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Greenpeace says it is not concerned that the Federal Government has reneged on promise to monitor the Japanese whaling campaign.

The Government said it would send Fisheries ship Oceanic Viking to Antarctic waters to photograph Japanese whaling operations, but the ship remains docked in Western Australia.

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