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This Airport Safety Week the Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) and Airservices Australia are again reminding pilots and operators to observe

The 105th anniversary of the execution of Roger Casement was marked in London in early August, when Francie Molloy, MP for Mid Ulster, addressed a commemoration outside Pentonville Prison in Isling...

written by Hannah Dowling | July 28, 2021 Maritime safety veteran Angus Mitchell has been appointed as the next CEO of the ATSB (ATSB) The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has announced the appointment of 30-year maritime transport safety veteran Angus Mitchell as its new chief commissioner and chief executive. The news comes after the recently announced retirement of current CEO Greg Hood, who stepped down from the role on 30 June at the end of his five-year term. Mitchell joins the ATSB fro...

Published July 13, 2021 A tech CEO and three of his mates have been fined $4,003 each for jigging Sydney’s lockdown and unlawfully entering Queensland on a superyacht last Wednesday, The Courier-Mail reports. All four men have since tested negative. The four passengers cruised up the coast on a 34-metre superyacht called After arriving in Queensland, they falsely filled border declarations saying they hadn’t been to any COVID hotspots recently. Their goal? To watch the footy in Brisbane �...

GREAT North Air Ambulance Service’s (GNAAS) new aircraft has already completed 55 missions around the patch since its arrival in the county in April. In her first weekend of service, the Pride of Cumbria II, which is expected to serve the county for around 15 years, was able to travel to three consecutive incidents in Cumbria, Scotland and Northumberland before needing to refuel – something that would never have been possible in the previous aircraft. GNAAS doctor, Angus Mitchell said...

Mitchell Wines generational shift continues with Pure Wine Co. partnership May 26th, 2021 Image: Andrew (L) and Angus Mitchell Clare Valley’s Mitchell Wines has announced a new distribution partnership with fast-growing sales and distribution business Pure Wine Co. The winery is now managed by the third generation of the Mitchell family, with general manager Angus Mitchell saying the move to Pure Wine Co. was an exciting step towards ongoing success for the brand. Mitchell Wines recently evol...

Premium Content Subscriber only Maritime Safety Queensland has confirmed the ship docked at the QGC Terminal on Curtis Island with a positive COVID-19 crew member on board will be moved from the wharf Tuesday afternoon. Maritime Safety Queensland general manager Angus Mitchell said Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ) was working with Queensland Health to manage a COVID-19 issue on board the LNG carrier Maran Gas Achilles. Queensland Health boarded the vessel on Monday to undertake full serology...

Owners of waterfront mansions in one of Australias most picturesque locations are furious their million-dollar views are being spoiled by old junk houseboats. In most Queensland waterways there are significant fees for mooring large vessels, but on the glamorous Noosa River houseboat owners are able to anchor free of charge thanks to a state government loophole. Locals say there are now about 200 run-down boats clotting the river and making the famous destination look like an eyesore. Owners of...

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Qld Health staff board offshore ships to swab crews for COVID-19 We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement COVID-19 results for crew members of two tankers off the Queensland coast were expected on Wednesday after Queensland Health sent staff to board the ships and test the workers. The Inge Kosan and another vessel, the United Grace, were at anchor at the Brisbane outer anchorage off Point Cartwright at Mooloolaba for C...