Air Disaster: Twin Engine Plane Slams into Canberra Hangar
A stolen twin engined aircraft plowed into a hangar and office building near Canberra airport, killing four people and injuring five others. Eyewitnesses say the plane struck the runway area at high speed, triggering a large fire. Investigators from Melbourne and Adelaide are sent to probe origin, crew, and motive. The crash destroyed parts of the airport complex and damaged nearby shops. One witness described the scene as terrifying with debris scattered across the Coral Block area. Authorities, including the Department of Transport, are examining whether the incident was deliberate or accidental. A senior manager declined to comment while the investigation continues.
Bartons in court on 29 counts no bail
Alexander Barton and his son Thomas faced 28 charges in Sydney's Central Court alleging conspiracy and company fraud involving an oil firm. They were refused bail after arriving from Paraguay, with details of dubious funds and ongoing investigations by the NSW Corporate Affairs Commission.
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Walsh uncertain of future amid family split and leave
In Canberra a Kinbor team leader’s wife says Gordon Walsh is unsure of his plans after telling her he may extend his leave from the ACT Legislative Assembly until mid February. She adds he has been living apart, helps at home, and communicated a likely absence for a Canberra trip as part of his holiday.
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Students Stay Out After General School Walkout
Thousands of Blick students walk out across campuses as headmasters report declining attendance. The general election context appears adjacent to the disruption with uncertain timing and local response noted.
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Soviet ship ordered to leave Australian waters amid tensions
A Soviet vessel reportedly faced orders to depart Australia’s marine zones amid rising tensions. Officials from Canberra confirmed the action after a spokesman stated the ship had entered restricted waters. The incident occurs as Australia asserts its maritime boundaries and airspace.
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