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Australian HMAS Larrakia to Boost Maritime Surveillance in Western Border Australian Defence Adviser Southwest Pacific, Commander Mark Northcote, said Defence has worked closely with Solomon Islands throughout the pandemic to boost the RSIPF’s COVID-19 response and preparedness at the western border. Source: ADM Monday, 10 May 2021 14:59 PM HMAS Larrakia will arrive in the Solomon Islands this week to support the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force’s (RSIPF) COVID-19 response. Larr...

Department of Defence Royal Australian Navy vessel HMAS Larrakia will arrive in Solomon Islands this week to support the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force’s (RSIPF) COVID-19 response. Larrakia will conduct maritime surveillance activities in the western border region at the request of the Solomon Islands Government. Commanding Officer of HMAS Larrakia, Lieutenant Commander Dan Lindquist, said the deployment is another example of Australia and Solomon Islands’ strong and enduring security p...

Six term senator from utah, orrin hatch failing to win enough votes and will now face a june runoff against dan lind equivalent. casey stegall has more. >> reporter: a big development. utah election system first of all is extremely unique, its the only one in the entire country where candidates both republican and democrat cannot advance to the primary until the delegates decide who get to the primary at the state convention. incumbent senator orrin hatch would have received the sole nomination ...

chuck grappling calling to expand the investigation to see if any involvement may have occurred with white house staff. >> specifically senator grassley wants to find out if anyone from the communication agency had any overnight guests that their hotel room or shared rooms at the hotel or other hotels in colombia. grassley wants to know, who would be reviewing these hotel records to ensure that sensitive information was not compromised by overnight guests. white house has said a couple...

stay tuned that is just ahead. >> new calls for a wider investigation into the sex scandal rocking the secret service. three more agents stepping down, just two days after two supervisors and another officer were forced out. all because of allegations of misconduct with prostitutes in colombia. days before president obama was due to arrive there. chuck grappling calling to expand the investigation to see if any involvement may have occurred with white house staff. >> specifically senat...