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HMNZS Canterbury deploys to the Sub-Antarctic | The Australian Naval Institute

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On 3 March it was announced that the Royal New Zealand Navy’s military sealift ship HMNZS Canterbury has deployed to the Sub-Antarctic for two weeks enabling government agencies to carry out essential work on New Zealand’s far-flung islands. Canterbury departed Bluff on Saturday for the 465km journey south to the Auckland Islands (Maungahuka) and then […]

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HMNZS Canterbury deploys to the Sub-Antarctic | The Australian Naval Institute

On 3 March it was announced that the Royal New Zealand Navy’s military sealift ship HMNZS Canterbury has deployed to the Sub-Antarctic for two weeks enabling government agencies to carry out essential work on New Zealand’s far-flung islands. Canterbury departed Bluff on Saturday for the 465km journey south to the Auckland Islands (Maungahuka) and then […]

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