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April 12, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Australia to prosecute over Barrier Reef ship crash

Those responsible for a Chinese ship running around on the Great Barrier Reef and leaking oil will be prosecuted, Australian authorities say. Transport Minister Anthony Albanese said the vessel was clearly on an unlawful route and compensation would be sought for the spill. “We’ll be throwing the bo

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Those responsible for a Chinese ship running around on the Great Barrier Reef and leaking oil will be prosecuted, Australian authorities say. Transport Minister Anthony Albanese said the vessel was clearly on an unlawful route and compensation would be sought for the spill. “We’ll be throwing the book at those responsible,” Mr Albanese said.

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