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1 February 2013 A young researcher has re-opened the world's most southerly post office in Antarctica today, 50 years after it was abandoned. Anna Malaos, 30, is operating as polar postmistress from a hut on Detaille Island on the Antarctic Peninsula,
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Antarctica that will be the closest outpost to the South Pole of any ever built on the frozen continent, President Sebastian Pinera announced. The new base will be situated near US and Chinese bases on Union Glacier, and will be Chile's fifth in
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Wednesday Jan 16, 2013 Ahead of John Key's visit to Antarctica this week, Isaac Davison looks at pressure to plunder the continent. Reddish-brown smears on Antarctica's massive white canvas are a hint of a potentially troubling future for the
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Flags of the signatories to the Antarctica Treaty flutter at the South Pole, first visited a century ago. Photo: New York Times It might be funny if it wasn't serious. Britain has stamped oversize boots on Antarctica, to the fury of others. The
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UC students assisting in monitoring human impact in the Antarctic this summer November 29, 2012 The summer tourist season is under way in the Antarctic and thousands of tourists are expected to visit the frozen continent over the coming months with
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Photo / RossSea The Ross Sea is one of the last healthy ecosystems of its kind left on earth. Recently the New Zealand Government rejected a proposal from the United States for a marine reserve in the Ross Sea that might have offered greater
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The director of the university's Gateway Antarctica, Bryan Storey, said the continent may need greater protection to save it from exploitation by increasingly desperate oil-hungry nations. Although mining is banned by the Antarctic Treaty, Dr Storey
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Australia's proclamation last month of its rights over 11 million square kilometres of continental shelf is the culmination of two decades of scientific research and international diplomacy. The proclamation gives Australia exclusive rights to the
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April 14, 2012 A crew of adventurers hike through an area inhabited by thousands of Adelie Penguins on Paulet Island in Antarctica. (Susan James) I was sitting on a small rock at the foot of a large cliff on an island surrounded by a choppy grey
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Cost cutting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has sparked debate. Is this tax dollar really better left in our pocket or does Mfat really offer a return on its spending? Offering a full cost benefit of something like Mfat is a huge
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