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Richard Wilkins

Richard Wilkins

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Entertainment Editor, Nine News Australia

Australia

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Total articles 25

  • Strengthening partnership through patrol boats

    By Richard Wilkins Verified, John Pike| GlobalSecurity.org@ By Richard Wilkins18 March 2024Timor-Leste will receive two Guardian-class patrol boats in 2024 as part of Australia's regional Maritime Security Program. The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) and Timor-Leste Defence Force (F-FDTL) naval component have partnered together to prepare the NRDTL Aitana and Laline crews for the patrol boat handover later this year. Sea Training Group has facilitated the international training program utilising PT Paluma - a decommissioned RAN hydrographic survey vessel.

    By Richard Wilkins Verified, John Pike · GlobalSecurity.org

    Mar. 19, 2024

  • Letter: Shameful cancellation of Matisyahu concert

    By Richard Wilkins Verified| Arizona Daily Star Verified What an absolutely shameful act of cowardice on the part of the Rialto Theatre in cancelling the Feb. 15 Matisyahu appearance! "Safety concerns and staff shortages" were dubiously cited as the reason. Surely, if pursued, adequate security could have protected both public and staff from implied threatened violence. The event itself was totally apolitical, the singer, himself, a well known advocate of Israeli Palestinian peaceful relations.

    By Richard Wilkins Verified · Arizona Daily Star

    Feb. 20, 2024

  • Strengthening partnership through patrol boats

    By Richard Wilkins Verified, John Pike| GlobalSecurity.org@ By Richard Wilkins18 March 2024Timor-Leste will receive two Guardian-class patrol boats in 2024 as part of Australia's regional Maritime Security Program. The Royal Australian Navy (RAN) and Timor-Leste Defence Force (F-FDTL) naval component have partnered together to prepare the NRDTL Aitana and Laline crews for the patrol boat handover later this year. Sea Training Group has facilitated the international training program utilising PT Paluma - a decommissioned RAN hydrographic survey vessel.

    By Richard Wilkins Verified, John Pike · GlobalSecurity.org

    Mar. 19, 2024

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Nine News Australia