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January 28, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Anti-whaling ship heading for Melbourne

Sea Shepherd anti-whaling activists in the Southern Ocean hope to continue their protest after refuelling in Melbourne. The hardline activist group is also planning new tactics they say will allow them to stop the Japanese taking any whales at all during next season’s hunt.

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Sea Shepherd anti-whaling activists in the Southern Ocean hope to continue their protest after refuelling in Melbourne.

The hardline activist group is also planning new tactics they say will allow them to stop the Japanese taking any whales at all during next season’s hunt.

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