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The world's data and communications are carried across oceans by great bundles of subsea fibre optic cables -- with their high strategic value making them potential targets for attack.

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The federal Department of Fisheries and Oceans suspects hundreds of millions ... raising both tax evasion and conservation implications in the country's largest fishery. An internal memo in ...