Virgin pilot alerted Australia to China navy live fire drill
CANBERRA – Australia was unaware Chinese warships were set to conduct live fire exercises off its east coast until its security authorities were alerted via a Virgin Australia pilot who heard radio communications about the drills, according to a top air traffic official.
Why China’s controversial navy drills have triggered a row with Australia and New Zealand - Beijing’s unexpected exercises ...
Wong confirmed an Australian Broadcasting Corp. report that regulator Airservices Australia had warned commercial pilots of a potential hazard in airspace between the countries as three Chinese ...
A $638 million renewable energy initiative has received approval in outback New South Wales. The Silver City Energy Storage Centre, spearheaded by Canadian firm Hydrostor, represents a pioneering ...
Australia's doctors are welcoming the multibillion-dollar boost to Medicare that promises more free trips to the GP. But while the household budget will improve, long-term challenges for the nation's ...
A Chinese naval live-fire drill in the Tasman Sea prompted 49 flights to alter their paths last week. Australia's air traffic control only learned of the drill from a Virgin Australia pilot. Concerns ...
Australian authorities found out that Chinese warships were running live fire exercises in the Tasman Sea 30 minutes after it ...
Australian authorities learned Chinese warships were performing live fire drills off the country's east coast from the pilot ...
Australia has one of the highest rates of breast cancer diagnoses in the world, but our death rate is at the opposite end of ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback