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Australia may intervene in Japanese whaling row: minister (AFP)

Date : 16 Jan 2008 Category : World

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AFP - Australia could send a customs ship to end a high-seas standoff in Antarctic waters by picking up two anti-whaling activists held on board a Japanese whaler, Foreign Minister Stephen Smith said Thursday.

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