New Zealand to protest over nuclear shipment

New Zealand will lodge formal protests with Britain, Japan and France over a shipment of nuclear fuel.

New Zealand to protest over nuclear shipment
Sun, 21 Jan, 2001 - 09:39

New Zealand will lodge formal protests with Britain, Japan and France over a shipment of nuclear fuel.

New Zealand's Foreign Minister Phil Goff says the ships are due to pass near its territorial waters.

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