China’s People’s Liberation Army Navy Shandong Carrier Strike Group conducted 240 fighter aircraft launches and recoveries and 140 helicopter take-offs and landings over the course of a week operating in the Philippine Sea, according to a Tuesday news release from Japan’s Joint Staff Office (JSO).
The CSG is still deployed in the area. On Tuesday, the JSO issued a release covering the daily location and composition of the...
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Port regulation upheld in NT; should be extended nationwide, says Shipping Australia
Darwin Port should continue to be subject to regulatory oversight of access to, and pricing of, services – that’s the main conclusion of Utilities Commission of the Northern Territory. The […]
Indonesian vessel seized for illegal fishing in Australian waters
The Australian Fisheries Management Authority (AFMA), in partnership with Maritime Border Command (MBC), has apprehended an illegal foreign fishing vessel in Australian w ..
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OPINION | Australia and Japan should lead the way in maritime law enforcement training
During the recent visit by Australian Defence Minister Richard Marles to Japan, the nations vowed to strengthen the interoperability of their armed forces amid shared con ..
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OPINION | Building a new maritime surveillance network across the Indian Ocean
The Indian Ocean is an increasingly contested strategic environment. A growing Chinese naval presence raises the prospect that Beijing may seek to challenge US naval domi ..
Swire Shipping to launch new Singapore-NW Australia direct service
Swire Shipping will operate a new North West Australia direct service (NWD) from June 2021, offering customers a direct connection between Singapore and North West Australia. The new service is made up of two loops: the first loop will serve Singapore, Darwin, Port Hedland and operate with a transit time of 12 days from Singapore to Port Hedland; the second loop will operate from Singapore to Dampier, with a transit time of nine days.
“The direct connections will enable...
OPINION | Boosting regional cooperation and training in maritime law enforcement
Maritime law enforcement (MLE) vessels are non-naval vessels employed on maritime law enforcement duties, primarily coastguard vessels, but also vessels of other MLE ..
The Strange Science of ‘Devolution’ in Evolution
The theory of evolution as propagated by Darwin showed the world how some species are created while others go extinct. But a more controversial science lies behind the science of devolution, a process by which species reduce their capacity and move backwards.
Science Alert spoke with evolutionary experts to know more about this and we are highlighting that today.
Is devolution possible?Two verified experts answered this question on independent fact-checking platform Metafact.io. Both answered
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FEATURE | Safety considerations for Australia’s Northern Territory Guided Fishing Industry Association
Australia’s Northern Territory’s selling points are iconic – Barramundi, crocodiles, sunsets, a laid-back attitude and plenty of fish to be caught from coastal ..
Darwin’s Iconic Ship HMS Beagle Docking Site Declared Protected Site!
According to a BBC report, the remains of a rare 19th Century dock built for Charles Darwin’s ship HMS Beagle has been recognised as a site of national importance.
- The submerged mud berth on the River Roach in Rochford, Essex, will now be protected against unauthorised change.
- The ship, launched in 1820, allowed Darwin to make observations that led to his theory of natural selection.
“We are glad to see this site in a quiet corner of Essex given national protection,” said...
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