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Gareth McKnight

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ABC Kimberley Chief of Staff based in Broome. Former newspaper editor at Mandurah Mail, Avon Valley Advocate and Sound Telegraph. Views my own.
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Transport safety bureau investigate whether pilot turned plane engine off in Broome crash

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By Gareth McKnight
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Australia's transport safety watchdog is investigating whether a pilot inadvertently turned a plane's engine off before it crashed in Western Australia's north earlier this year. The plane, operated by Skippers Aviation, was carrying two pilots and five passengers when it crashed shortly after take-off from Broome airport on March 19, about 2,000 kilometres north of Perth. One passenger was seriously injured.
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Transport safety bureau investigate whether pilot turned plane engine off in Broome crash

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By Gareth McKnight
| Flipboard
The World Cup is here, and it’s bigger and… well not better than ever. But definitely bigger. You can’t deny that. Forty-eight teams means 96 kits. …
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David Sullivan under investigation for rape, child sexual exploitation and sexual assault

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By Gareth McKnight
| westhamblog.co.uk
West Ham United chairman David Sullivan can now be publicly identified as the Premier League club owner under investigation over allegations of rape, child sexual exploitation and sexual assault, according to journalist Alex Tiffin. A court vacated an anonymity order previously protecting his identity from public knowledge. The anonymity order had reportedly prevented media organisations from naming Sullivan while legal proceedings surrounding the case continued.
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