Australia moves to get tough with poaching vessels

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Australia has formulated new rules enabling the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) to place an increased range of responses against fleeing poaching vessels. The RAN, with the new rules patrolling vessels, can use escalating levels of force to board and detain suspected poachers, fire on vessels' sterns to disable their engine and steering gear and also would be equipped with non-lethal weapons such as tear-gas and distraction explosives.

Management dynamics, Management, Evaluation, Company business management

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FPDA exercise puts maritime security in spotlight

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Defense forces from Five Power Defense Arrangement (FPDA) nations for the first time in the organization's 33-year history met in Singapore for their annual training exercise. The exercise focuses on countering non-traditional threats, aiming to enhance maritime security in the region.

United Kingdom, Singapore, Malaysia, New Zealand, International aspects

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Australia hosts multinational "Kakadu" exercise

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The author examines plans by Australia's Royal Navy to host international war games. Topics include naval readiness, weapon systems, and naval vessel designs.

Naval vessels, Military strategy, Warships, War games, Preparedness

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