Thousands attend nation's dawn services

"Thousands attend nation's dawn services" " Tens of thousands have gathered at dawn services across the country to commemorate the Anzac spirit and pay tribute to Australia's fallen soldiers. In Canberra,...

Found: the last two Aussies missing in action

Australian investigators have found the wreckage of a Canberra bomber lost in Vietnam in 1970, possibly closing one of the final chapters of Australia's involvement in the conflict. Lost with the bomber were...

Harbour swim to go ahead despite shark attacks

" Harbour swim to go ahead despite shark attacks Danielle Teutsch February 15, 2009 A HARBOUR swimming contest will go ahead next month despite a...

Not quite the way it was but Underbelly stirs emotions

" BARBARA MACKAY did not work in her husband Don's furniture shop. Robert Trimbole did not live in a "grass castle" in the Griffith hinterland, or grow oranges. And he did not tell Don Mackay - at least in public...

Ambulance choppers shut down in searing heat

THE state's air ambulance service is under fire over safety fears that two of its new helicopters can lose their avionics while flying in hot conditions. A report by the Pentagon in the US found that the military version of the EC145 helicopter, due here later this year,...

Storm chaos

"WAGGA was again in the grip of wild weather early last night, as heavy rains and strong winds battered the region. The Bureau of Meteorology issued a severe storm warning, with the State Emergency Service urging...

Australia Day 2009 - what's on?

"Australia Day is more than just a public holiday. Whether you’re in the city, on the coast or in a regional area, there are over 5,000 events that celebrate everything that’s great about being Australian. ...

RAAF F-111 wows crowds in Southern NSW

The Royal Australia Air Force (RAAF) recently flew an F-111 over the crowds at the Temora Aviation Museum in Southern NSW. The pilot performed several handling displays with out actually landing due to...

Aussie WWII Spitfire Ace passes away

THE exploits of Wing Commander Bobby Gibbes, one of the last of the great fighter pilots of a bygone era, had the makings of a Boy's Own book. Gibbes was one of Australia's most colourful wartime characters and...
 

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