Australia Designates New Offshore Wind Zone Near Bunbury
The Australian government has announced the designation of a new offshore wind area located in the Indian Ocean near Bunbury, Western Australia.
The Australian government has announced the designation of a new offshore wind area located in the Indian Ocean near Bunbury, Western Australia.
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After a tip received through the US Homeland Security Investigation, the Australian Federal Police intercepted an illicit drug shipment.
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The P&O Australia Cruise Line ship, Pacific Encounter, conducted a rescue operation on May 4, saving three sailors who were stranded at sea.