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Prime Minister Helen Clark Shows Great Subtlety In Dealing With The Japanese Whaling Threat In Antarctic Waters
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Jan 25, 2008
"Their presence anywhere near the New Zealand area of search and rescue responsibility causes us grave concern because as you know it is an area that is very difficult to access," Clark said.

"If there are problems it is very difficult to render assistance, whether to a protest vessel or to the whaling fleet."

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Australian Government Adopts An Intelligent Strategic Approach to Japanese Whaling
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Jan 10, 2008
A customs vessel has left Western Australia on a mission to monitor Japanese whaling in the Southern Ocean, the federal government says

The government has said the Oceanic Viking would spend 20 days gathering video and photographic evidence for a potential international court case against Japanese whaling.

Foreign Minister Stephen Smith on Monday said all decisions about the voyage concerned maximising its potential during the 20 days of activity.

He also said the mission would be “coordinated” with several days of aerial surveillance.

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Why The Japanese President Should Stop The Whaling Now
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I remember the last time the Japanese were directing our attention with the shock of " Scientific Whaling", and I created a question for the then opposition for the Howard Government.

It went like this " Will the honorable minister tell us how many things the Japanese have slipped by us, while their "scientific whaling" continues."

The retort to any number given, would of course be:

" Oh, you only noticed that many.....?"

Like many asian races, the Japanese are very thoughtful, intelligent and resourceful partner in creating a better future.

And it is with this in mind, that I kindly ask you if you could find a more humane way to distract our attention. Thank you.

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