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Welcome Home

Two of the RAN’s frigates HMAS Newcastle and HMAS Stuart have been welcomed home in seperate events of late. HMAS Newcastle returned to her home port on December 10, while HMAS Stuart ported at Fleet Base East in late November.
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Navy no place for drugs

The Navy will be ready for random testing for illegal drug use in the near future with up to 10 per cent of personnel to be tested each year. Meanwhile, CO of HMAS Penguin CMDR John Shevlin (pictured) has warned the men and women in his command “they won’t be in the Navy if they are caught with drugs”.
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Season’s greetings from Navy News

The staff of Navy News extends the heartiest season’s greetings to its readers, those serving in uniform, those retired, the many Defence civilians and their families.
We join our Navy chaplains in praying for peace and the safe return of RAN personnel serving in the Gulf, the Solomons, East Timor, the Indian Ocean and other far flung locations.
The editor and his assistants also wish to thank the many who contributed text and images to the paper during 2003 – Bravo Zulu.
The first edition of the new year will be February 12.

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bullet point Where they'll be for Christmas
bullet point Sea bells ringing for HMAS Melbourne
bullet point Yuletide WOW for Watson
bullet point Christmas in Solomons for Cessnock
bullet point Remora to the “rescue”
bullet point Briefs
bullet point No place for drug cheats warns CO
bullet point Random testing on the way
bullet point Tassie Devil displays sharp end
bullet point Ashmore Reef for the birds
bullet point Bunbury to the rescue
bullet point Wewak’s winning ways
bullet point Ship’s Lady steers steady course
bullet point Newcastle’s mercy dash
bullet point Tartan Terror piped home
bullet point Wollongong returns from Op Anode
bullet point Sad passing of a great character
bullet point Flag lowered in Darwin
bullet point Kanimbla comes up trumps in 2003 Fleet Awards
bullet point Melbourne reunion scheduled
bullet point Fun on the Run
bullet point Tieing Time for the Navy
bullet point Top times from Bonshaw Cup
bullet point Heat turned up on volleyballers
bullet point Historic tour for Services side
bullet point Carnival Atmosphere
bullet point Challenge of eighth ‘R’
bullet point Stirling soccer skills on show
bullet point Golf
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Senior Chaplain Richard Thompson, DR Anura Thalagala, POMED Kylie Poulsen and Pharmacist Jeff Shineberg “administer” a bandanna to SMNBM Wade Foulis on CanTeen Bandanna Day.
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Volume 46, No. 23
Dec 18, 2003

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