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Why viewers still make use of to read news papers when in this
technological globe all is available on net?

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Sorry reading comprehension not so good I meant the articals about the Minerva were interesting. There is a page actually called "Tongan times" that one's not so interesting haha

Not sure if anyone still tends to it but great website Andy.

Found this site from a Wikipedia link (Principality of Sealand). The Tongan times article sure was an interesting read! It's great to see a traditional style website amongst today's mess of an internet, no cookies, popups or intrusive ads. Ka pai tō mahi

Max

I have long been fascinated my microstates. In anticipation of an upcoming European vacation that may potentially see me check two more of them off of my bucket list—San Marino and Monaco—I was doing some research and fell down an internet rabbit hole… which led to my discovery of the Republic of Minerva… which led to my discovery of this site… which led to my discovery of who runs this site… which led to my mind being absolutely blown at how truly small this world can be. I love this site, and it was great learning more of your pre-Bornean origin story! I hope our paths will cross again in Kuching soon, Andy! And thank you for this moment of humbling wonderment.

I worked as a cook on the MV Noel Buxton in 1989! I have some great old photos of crew & wondered it Tracy the barmaid is still around to get in contact with? OMG we worked very hard but had so much fun, doing trips from Cairns-Lizard Island-TI-Cape York- Weipa! Captain Jack Ball & 1st Mate Jock were favorites too... I'd love to get in touch with some of you old crew!! I am American but settled in Tasmania.

Hi Andy,
Just to let you know your efforts have not been in vain. I was Mate on the ship in 1992, the year it went into receivership. Recognised a few faces in the photos, but haven't got any of my own to contribute.
It's a pity the old girl ended up on the beach, but she sure gave a lot of people, crew & passengers, many fun times.
I still keep in touch with a couple of past engineers and will forward your site to them, to see if they can add anything.
The ship gave me a great experience during my 35 years at sea, and I still think of her when I go down to the the Cairns wharf.