Australia's defense forces, joined by New Zealand, have been monitoring Chinese navy vessels since they were spotted last ...

By Victoria Kim Reporting from Sydney A group of Chinese navy vessels, including a formidable warship, sailing legally in the Tasman Sea have raised ... offers leisure. Across the border in ...

Three Chinese navy vessels have entered the Tasman Sea, off of Australia's coast. The New Zealand Defence Force is monitoring the vessels - which are about 280 kilometres east of Sydney.

Many of the animals I saw from my kayak had the tell-tale scratches on their backs from previous encounters with motorboats. The Orange River, thankfully, is a no-wake zone so the water here is safe.

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An international relations professor is warning China's activity in the Tasman Sea shows it wants to establish a permanent military presence in the Pacific, and New Zealand must prepare for that.

“They have not deigned to advise us on what they are doing in the middle of the Tasman Sea,” Collins said ... ballistic missile that was shot across from China into the nuclear-free zone ...

The defence treaty is being seen as a move to prevent China gaining a foothold in the Pacific and comes as Chinese vessels sail near Sydney towards the Tasman Sea. Photo shows New Year's Weather ...

I couldn't believe how backward it was.' But a Kiwi chimed in that how it's done in Australia is replicated across the Tasman Sea. 'Same in New Zealand - how else do you empty bins?' they asked.

Mass die-offs have been documented at multiple locations south of Hobart, including the Huon Channel, D’entrecasteaux Channel, and Tasman Peninsula ... is cutting right across 'brand Tasmania ...

However, the tagline “Everyone Must Go”, paired with photographs of people sightseeing, quickly became the target of mockery ...