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Naval transmitter may be factor in Qantas nosedive: ATSB
The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) has not ruled out possible electro-magnetic interference from a naval transmitter near Exmouth in Western Australia as a factor in a Qantas mid-air incident which injured several passengers.[MORE]
Computer error behind Qantas midair drama
Authorities have blamed a faulty onboard computer system for last week's mid-flight incident on a Qantas flight to Perth.[MORE]
'Thrown around passengers' damaged Qantas plane
The ATSB says a Qantas plane was internally damaged when passengers were 'violently thrown around'.[MORE]
Qantas compensation to cost 'tens of millions'
A lawyer predicts Qantas will face a compensation bill running into tens of millions of dollars over Tuesday's mid-air emergency.[MORE]
Qantas plane fell 200m in 20 seconds
The Qantas aircraft involved in a mid-air emergency on Tuesday fell 200m in 20 seconds, the Transport Safety Bureau says.[MORE]
Qantas 'could face compo claims' over mid-air plunge
Qantas could face claims from passengers who were seriously injured in a mid-air incident, Compensation lawyers say.[MORE]
Qantas jet plunge probe 'to take a month'
Air safety investigators say it will be about a month before they know what caused a Qantas jet to plunge towards the ground.[MORE]
Qantas passengers' spinal injuries unclear
Doctors say it's too early to determine the severity of spinal injuries suffered by passengers involved in a mid-air incident.[MORE]
Computer glitch may be behind Qantas incident: ATSB
A computer glitch may be responsible for a mid-air drama involving a Qantas Airbus, the ATSB says.[MORE]
'Buckle up' warning after Qantas mid-air drama
A mid-air drama in which 46 Qantas passengers were injured has prompted a seatbelt warning from CASA.[MORE]
ATSB probes Qantas mid-air accident
An investigation has started into a mid-air incident on a Qantas plane that injured 36 people.[MORE]
Passengers injured in Qantas mid-air incident
More than 40 people have been injured after a Qantas plane suffered a change in altitude above WA.[MORE]
Govt backs native title claim settlement
The Federal Government has welcomed the settlement of a native title claim in the Pilbara.[MORE]
Regional patients get improved assessments
Health assessments for regional patients are being improved as the State Government's roll out of new scanning technology continues.[MORE]
Warning over anti-town chief petition
Exmouth's Shire president is warning people against signing a petition which calls for the dismissal of the town's chief executive.[MORE]
WA Govt considers Exmouth harbour expansion
The Western Australian Government has set up a steering committee to investigate the possibility of expanding the Exmouth Boat Harbour.[MORE]
Exmouth salt project worries green group
An environmental group has warned that a salt project in Exmouth could disrupt the natural river systems around the Gulf of Exmouth.[MORE]
Community debate over Learmonth air base name change
The Member for North West Coastal, Fred Reibling, has weighed into community debate about the name of the passenger terminal at the Learmonth air base.[MORE]
Exmouth floods after heavy rainfall
High rainfall in the West Pilbara has caused flooding in the town of Exmouth. [MORE]
Exmouth to get aged care facility boost
The Commonwealth Government has approved a $270,000 multi-purpose health facility in Exmouth for aged care patients.[MORE]
Bumper prawn season expected for Exmouth
Prawn fishers in the north-west Western Australian Shire of Exmouth say pre-season surveys suggest a bumper season this year.[MORE]
Concerns aired over Exmouth Gulf salt mine
A coalition opposed to a salt mine development in the Exmouth Gulf is warning local residents to be wary of the project.[MORE]
Exmouth given all clear as cyclone passes
The town of Exmouth in WA's north-west has been taken off red alert after tropical Cyclone Nicholas passed without incident.[MORE]
Exmouth escapes cyclone's fury
The northern Western Australian town of Exmouth appears to have escaped damage from Cyclone Nicholas.[MORE]
Exmouth locked down for Cyclone Nicholas
People are being told not to leave their homes or attempt to drive on roads around Exmouth in the North West of Western Australia as the town remains on red alert because of Tropical Cyclone Nicholas. [MORE]
