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Tuesday 20 December 2016 | Written by Richard Moore | Published in Local
From left to right: Australian Group Captain John Davidson, Lt Commander Tony Grubb (NZ), director of Off shore Fisheries Tim Costelloe, director of Legal & Policy Myra Patai, and US Defence Attache Colonel Christopher Patton. 16121930
HIGH-RANKING defence officials from Australia, the United States, New Zealand and China have been in the Cook Islands to talk about maritime security in the region and their individual programmes for the country.
HIGH-RANKING defence officials from Australia, the United States, New Zealand and China have been in the Cook Islands to talk about maritime security in the region and their individual programmes for the country.
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