The deadly Boeing 737 Max crashes in 2018 and 2019 involved a software system, MCAS, that was supposed to keep people safe — but instead contributed to the tragic deaths of 346 people. Watch an excerpt from “Boeing’s Fatal Flaw,” a documentary from FRONTLINE and The New York Times premiering Sept. 14, 2021.
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Examine the unanswered questions
and ongoing issues
surrounding the Boeing 737 Max crashes
and other major airline disasters.
The two Boeing 737 Max crashes refer to two fatal crashes involving the Boeing 737 Max aircraft, which occurred in October 2018 and March 2019. The crashes resulted in the deaths of 346 people.
The first crash, Lion Air Flight 610, occurred on October 29, 2018, when a Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft crashed into the Java Sea off the coast of Indonesia. All 189 passengers and crew members on board were killed.
The second crash, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, occurred on March 10, 2019, when a Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. All 157 passengers and crew members on board were killed.
The cause of the two crashes was found to be a software system known as the Maneuvering Characteristics Augmentation System (MCAS), which was designed to prevent the aircraft from stalling. However, the system was found to have a “fatal flaw” that caused it to malfunction, sending the aircraft into a dive.
The flaw was linked to a faulty sensor that provided incorrect data to the MCAS system, causing it to activate repeatedly and push the aircraft’s nose down. Pilots were unable to override the system, leading to the crashes.
The crashes led to the grounding of all Boeing 737 Max aircraft worldwide and a significant financial and reputational loss for Boeing. The company faced lawsuits and regulatory investigations, and the incident raised questions about the safety of automated systems in aviation. Boeing has since worked to update the MCAS system and implement additional safety measures to prevent similar incidents in the future.
Two Boeing 737 Max Crashes and a ‘Fatal Flaw’ | “Boeing’s Fatal Flaw” | FRONTLINE
Malaysia Airlines (Full Episode) | Drain the Oceans
MH370 refers to Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, which was a passenger flight that disappeared on March 8, 2014, while en route from Kuala Lumpur International Airport in Malaysia to Beijing Capital International Airport in China. Despite extensive search efforts, the aircraft has not been located, and the disappearance remains one of the greatest mysteries in aviation history. Here are some key points about MH370:
Disappearance: Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 disappeared from radar screens about 40 minutes after takeoff, while flying over the South China Sea. The aircraft was carrying 239 passengers and crew members.
Last Communication: The last communication from the flight was a routine sign-off with air traffic control. Shortly after, the aircraft’s transponder, which communicates its position to radar, was disabled.
Change of Course: After the transponder was turned off, MH370 made a series of turns and changes in altitude, deviating from its planned flight path. It is believed that someone with knowledge of the aircraft intentionally altered its course.
Search Efforts: A massive multinational search and rescue operation was launched in the days following the disappearance. The search initially focused on the South China Sea but was later expanded to the southern Indian Ocean after satellite data indicated that the aircraft had likely flown in that direction.
Lack of Wreckage: Despite extensive search efforts, including the use of sonar and underwater submersibles, no wreckage from MH370 was found for over a year.
Debris Discoveries: In subsequent years, several pieces of debris from the aircraft were discovered on remote islands in the Indian Ocean and the east coast of Africa. These findings confirmed that the aircraft had crashed into the Indian Ocean.
Official Investigation: The Malaysian government conducted an official investigation into the disappearance of MH370, known as the MH370 Safety Investigation Report. The report concluded that the aircraft’s diversion from its planned route was deliberate but did not conclusively identify the person or persons responsible.
Theories: The disappearance of MH370 has led to numerous theories and speculations, including hijacking, pilot suicide, mechanical failure, and more. However, no theory has been definitively proven.
Ongoing Search: Despite the suspension of the official search in 2018, there have been occasional efforts by private companies and independent investigators to locate the wreckage and provide answers to the families of the victims.
Aviation Safety Improvements: The MH370 incident has prompted changes in aviation safety protocols, including increased tracking of aircraft, improvements in communication systems, and enhanced cockpit security measures.
Will Missing Malaysia Airlines Plane Ever Be Found? Experts Review Clues | MH370: A Decade On
9 mrt 2024
It is one of the world’s most baffling mysteries of the past decade. On March 8, 2014, flight MH370 disappeared, taking with it 239 people. It is hard to believe that in an era of high-tech tracking systems, the disappearance of an entire aircraft was conceivable. ‘MH370: A Decade On’ hears from the people who were thrust into the centre of its search, experts who are desperately trying to locate the plane and family members of the victims who are struggling to cope a decade since the disappearance – will MH370 ever be found?
00:00 Introduction
03:30 Family of passengers living with loss
07:26 When the plane disappeared off radar
11:58 Clues hidden in satellite data
15:27 Finding plane debris on Reunion Island
19:32 Where could MH370 be?
24:08 The rise of conspiracy theories
29:09 Experts interpret the facts of the case
33:29 Will a new search commence?
36:06 Changes in aviation industry after MH370
38:50 Family members continue to search for answers
MH370: Where the truth lies | 7 News Exclusive
8 mrt 2024
Ten years ago on March 8 2014, a plane vanished along with all 239 passengers and crew on board. To this day, we still don’t know what happened to Malaysian Airlines flight 370. The official search was called off in 2018, but public fascination remained.
We still don’t know where the plane is. But one thing is certain: answers as to what happened that day are out there. And now, there is fresh hope with the potential of the search being reopened. In this 7NEWS Digital documentary, the former lead investigators reveal how the truth of the flight’s disappearance can – without doubt – be found. But time may be running out.
Former Mh370 search officials Peter Foley and Joe Hattley reflect on the disappearance, ten years on.
KEY CHAPTERS IN THIS VIDEO
2:08 Air Crash investigator Joe Hattley
4:04 Lead search investigator Peter Foley
5:50 Inside the search for MH370
6:58 Why the search for MH370 was so difficult in 2014
8:35 Heartbreaking news revealed
9:05 MH370 debris found
10:32 The official search is called off
11:00 What really happened to MH370?
11:45 How MH370 will be found
13:15 Why Peter Foley is still so angry
13:49 The crucial reason why we need to find answers
14:15 Why time is running out to find the truth about MH370
14:35 The search to be reopened
Produced by Lucy Hatcher and Stefan Mitchell
Edited by Lucy Hatcher and Nick Gane
Flight MH370 Vanished 10 Years Ago. What’s Happened Since? | Insight | Full Episode
8 mrt 2024
10 years on, are we any closer to knowing what happened to MH370? For a decade, scientists, investigators and journalists have dug deep into the mystery of how Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 vanished on March 8, 2014. But many questions remain unanswered.
Meanwhile, family members of the missing passengers are calling for the resumption of search. They’re also seeking civil compensation from Malaysian Airlines, aircraft manufacturer Boeing, engine maker Rolls-Royce and insurance group Allianz, over the loss of their loved ones.
00:00 Introduction
02:28 What happened to Malaysia Airlines flight MH370?
08:20 The plane vanishes from radar
12:24 A missing passenger’s family in China
14:27 How did MH370 vanish without a trace?
21:01 Was it an act of suicide by the pilot?
29:52 Chinese families file a lawsuit
34:36 Does the Chinese court have jurisdiction over Malaysia Airlines?
37:51 Outcome of 3-year search for the missing plane
42:28 New theory and hopes for a new search
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Het geheime verhaal achter vlucht MH370
11 mrt 2024
Laatste geheimen onthuld over mysterieuze vlucht MH370.
MH370 mystery: Search for missing passenger plane must continue
In première gegaan op 8 mrt 2024
On the 10th anniversary of the greatest mystery in aviation history, Sky News anchor and investigative journalist Peter Stefanovic continues the search for answers.
On the night of 8 March 2014, a Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 carrying 239 people, including six Australians, vanished without a trace while on a routine flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
After ten years and following the most expensive sea search the world has ever seen involving Malaysian, Australian, Chinese, and French authorities, what happened to MH370 remains unknown.
In this new one-hour documentary Peter speaks with aviation experts, oceanographers, and brave sailors who took on the quest of finding MH370. He also meets family members of victims, with their own appeal to our government.
All evidence to date has been meticulously re-examined. With the addition of new scientific evidence and analysis, Peter uncovers why the search must go on and why all previous attempts have been unsuccessful.
The documentary sheds light on the diplomatic difficulties with the Malaysian Government, the actions of Australian search authorities, and hears campaigners ask the question: was there a cover-up?
‘MH370: Ten Years On’ is the third instalment in the Sky News Australia series of documentaries on the missing passenger jet.
Deep-sea explorers believe they can find the wreckage of flight MH370 | 60 Minutes Australia
17 mrt 2024
A group of deep-sea explorers who claimed they found Amelia Earhart’s plane says their technology can be used to find MH370.
Synopsis | MH370: A Decade of Despair (2024)
Last week’s tenth anniversary of the loss of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 quite rightly focused on remembering the 239 passengers and crew who died. But it was also a rallying call to resume the search for the wreckage. And it seems the Malaysian government could be receptive to the idea. If it happens, most expect Ocean Infinity, the company which unsuccessfully looked for MH370 in 2018, will again be tasked with the job. But on 60 MINUTES, as Dimity Clancey reports, another group of experienced deep-sea explorers are standing by, ready to head to the Indian Ocean almost immediatel
MH370 Mystery: New ‘Barnacle’ Clues In Hunt For Missing Flight | The Unexplained With Howard Hughes
4 sep 2023
The disappearance of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 remains one of the greatest aviation mysteries of all time. However, recent barnacle research on airplane wreckage found on an island has given scientists hope in reconstructing the drift paths of ocean debris.
These new findings, published in the American Geophysical Union Journal, utilize shell chemistry from barnacles to trace the unknown paths of crash debris. While the whereabouts of the missing plane remains unknown, this research could potentially shed light on the tragic event.
Christine Negroni, author of “The Crash Detectives” and a former air accident investigator, explains that the challenge of finding missing planes lies in the vastness of the ocean and the limited tracking capabilities.
Unlike a rover on the moon, which can be easily located and monitored, airplanes rely on satellite technology for tracking. Prior to the MH370 incident, airlines would opt for satellite location updates every 15 or 30 minutes. However, since the tragedy, the frequency of tracking has increased. Negroni emphasizes that the difficulty lies in finding the black boxes, which are crucial for understanding the events leading to the plane’s disappearance.
‘HUGE’ MH370 breakthrough in search for missing plane | 7NEWS
1 jan 2022
New tracking technology may have finally solved the mystery of missing flight MH-370. British aerospace engineer, Richard Godfrey has spent the last 9 months using technology known as ‘weak signal propagation’.. to calculate the plane’s final movements. He believes the wreckage is 1,900 kilometres west of Perth.. lying at a depth of 4-thousand metres.. allowing experts to hone in on a more specific underwater search. It’s been 7-and-a-half years since the Malaysia Airlines flight vanished.. with 239 people on board.
1 Exclusive access to MH370 wreckage the world has never seen | 60 Minutes Australia
3 MH370: The Situation Room – What really happened to the missing Boeing 777 | 60 Minutes Australia
Gepubliceerd op 13 mei 2018
4 Is Malaysia Flight MH-370 In the Cambodian Jungle? – A Closer Look: Part I
Gepubliceerd op 15 dec. 2018
5 Book claims plane disappearance was mass murder-suicide
Gepubliceerd op 14 mei 2018
6 Why experts believe MH370 was murder suicide | 60 Minutes Australia
Gepubliceerd op 14 mei 2018
A panel of aviation experts forensically examine MH370’s final hours and explain why Captain Zaharie Ahmad Shah has arisen as the most likely perpetrator in the aircraft’s disappearance.
To watch ‘MH370 – The Situation Room’ in full, head to: https://youtu.be/Cm1j1fpldkc
For forty years, 60 Minutes have been telling Australians the world’s greatest stories. Tales that changed history, our nation and our lives. Reporters Liz Hayes, Allison Langdon, Tara Brown, Charles Wooley, Liam Bartlett and Tom Steinfort look past the headlines because there is always a bigger picture. Sundays are for 60 Minutes.
7 MH370: Special Investigation – Part one | 60 Minutes (2016)
Gepubliceerd op 31 jul. 2016
8 MH370: Special Investigation – Part two | 60 Minutes
Gepubliceerd op 31 jul. 2016
9 Personal Lives of Pilots Could Provide Clues to Missing Malaysian Plane
10 A look into the lives of the missing MH370 pilots
12 Rogue Pilot Could Be Responsible For Missing Malaysian Plane
13 MH370 Pilot’s friend: Something went wrong on that p…
14 The Mystery Of MH370 (Part 1/4) | CNA Insider
Gepubliceerd op 18 jul. 2014
15 The Mystery Of MH370 (Part 2/4) | CNA Special | Channel NewsAsia
Gepubliceerd op 18 jul. 2014
16 The Mystery Of MH370 (Part 3/4) | CNA Special | Channel NewsAsia
Gepubliceerd op 18 jul. 2014
17 The Mystery Of MH370 (Part 4/4) | CNA Insider
Gepubliceerd op 18 jul. 2014
18 History Documentary – Air Crash – MH370 The Plane That Vanished
Gepubliceerd op 9 okt. 2016
19 Pilots report issues with Boeing jet automation | The Weekly with Wendy Mesley
20 Rogue Boeing 737 Max planes ‘with minds of their own’ | 60 Minutes Australia
Will the missing Malaysian airliner MH370 ever be found? | The Stream
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On March 8, 2014, 239 passengers and crew members disappeared from radar on board a Malaysia Airlines flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing. Nine years on, why is the disappearance of MH370 still a mystery?
MH370’s fuselage and black box have never been recovered. Despite extensive searching, there are still no proven explanations amid a list of theories from aviation experts, pilots, scientists, journalists and even amateur internet sleuths using Google Earth. Some of the theories are explored in the new Netflix docuseries MH370: The Plane That Disappeared.
Hundreds of millions of dollars were poured into a multi-nation search effort which ended in 2018. A new search by the US marine robotics company Ocean Infinity could potentially take place this year or next.
Families of MH370 passengers remain desperate for answers and have repeatedly called on authorities to renew their search, though the Malaysian government has said it would not restart another mission unless compelling new evidence was uncovered.
In this episode of The Stream, we’ll look at the mystery surrounding MH370.
MH370: New Theory Claims To Know Exactly Where It Is
3 dec 2021
A new theory proposed by Richard Godfrey in late 2021 claims to know exactly where the vanished Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 is. MH370 vanished in 2014 and has not been found to date. Its disappearance remains one of the greatest aviation mysteries. All that investigators know so far is that it crashed somewhere off the coast of australia in the southern indian ocean.
21 It’s ‘common sense’ to ground the Boeing 737 Max 8: Transportation expert
Gepubliceerd op 14 mrt. 2019
23 How 737 MAX 8’s design history could have influenced the Ethiopian Airlines crash
Gepubliceerd op 13 mrt. 2019
24 The Economics That Made Boeing Build the 737 Max
Gepubliceerd op 30 apr. 2019
25 Entire Boeing 737 Max aircraft fleet grounded
Gepubliceerd op 14 mrt. 2019
26 The FAA and Boeing’s Close Relationship Explained
Gepubliceerd op 9 mei 2019
27 Boeing 737 Max 8 manual mentions MCAS only once
Gepubliceerd op 27 mrt. 2019
28 Boeing failed to report 737 Max alert system problem
29 Problems with Boeing 737 next generation with structural dangers reported SBS dateline Australia.
Gepubliceerd op 12 jun. 2011
30 Boeing admits cockpit warning light on Max jets was to be standard but wasn’t activated
Gepubliceerd op 30 apr. 2019
Gepubliceerd op 29 apr. 2019
32 Boeing CEO on 737 Max software implementation: “We did not do it correctly”
Gepubliceerd op 30 mei 2019
33 MCAS is Born 737 max 8 – Prof Simon
Gepubliceerd op 2 jun. 2019
34 How safe is Boeing’s 737 Max 8 aircraft? | Inside Story
Gepubliceerd op 13 mrt. 2019
Boeing calls its 737 the most popular jet aircraft of all time.
The US plane maker hoped its new 737 MAX 8 would bring in a new era of passenger safety.
However, two fatal crashes in five months are raising serious questions.
Aviation analysts have noted remarkable similarities between Sunday’s Ethiopian Airlines crash, and one involving the same model of aircraft in Indonesia in October.
More countries are grounding the planes, and passengers are cancelling their trips.
But Boeing and US aviation regulators say there’s nothing to worry about.
So who’s right? And will Sunday’s crash affect confidence in modern air travel?
Presenter: James Bays
Guests:
Kyle Bailey – Pilot and former U.S. Federal Aviation Administration Safety Team Representative.
Todd Curtis – Former Airline Safety Engineer at Boeing.
Matt Driskill – Editor, Asian Aviation Magazine.
At minute 11
They could switch on a monitor and see the whole flight profile
35 The Heat: Boeing 737 Max investigation Pt 2
Gepubliceerd op 28 mrt. 2019
36 The MH370 mystery: Where is the missing plane? | 60 Minutes Australia
17 feb. 2020
37 Impact on Boeing reputation after 737 Max scandal | 60 Minutes Australia
Gepubliceerd op 7 mei 2019
Gepubliceerd op 14 jun. 2019
39 Pilots landed at the Wrong Airport!! Mentour Pilot explains
Gepubliceerd op 27 mrt. 2019
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https://www.patreon.com/mentourpilotWhy do pilots some times land at the wrong airport, what drives these types of mistakes and are they dangerous? In todays video I will be covering the wildly publicised BA flight which landed in Edinburgh instead of Düsseldorf and I will also discuss some more serious incidents, involving pilot mistakes that have happened during the last decade.
40 New Boeing 737 MAX flaw discovered
Gepubliceerd op 27 jun. 2019
41 Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner included in Justice Department investigation
42 Regulators identify new problem with Boeing 737 Max
Gepubliceerd op 27 jun. 2019
44 Ralph Nader: Boeing has been mismanaged for years
Gepubliceerd op 23 jul. 2019
45 Boeing to Suspend 737 MAX, But Consumer Advocate Ralph Nader Wants a Total Recall of Deadly Planes
16 dec. 2019
46 Will the MAX fly again?!
20 dec. 2019
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https://www.patreon.com/mentourpilotWill the grounded Boeing 737MAX ever fly again? Now that Boeing has announced that they will stop the MAX production-line, will they ever bother to open it up again? Should they? In todays video I will be explaining something that hasn’t gotten much attention or explanations in the media so far. The fact that the Boeing 737MAX is NOT an unstable aircraft. I feel that there is time for a bit of deeper understanding about where the REAL problems lie here and that everyone needs to understand those problems, before they can cast a judgement.
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48 Technical design flaws blamed for Boeing 737 max crashes
17 sep. 2020
49 Exclusive access inside MH17 investigation | 60 Minutes Australia
11 apr. 2018
50 MH17 five years on: How do you carry on when your world ends? | Australian Story
10 jun. 2019
Mo, Evie and Otis Maslin became a symbol for the senselessness of the downing of Malaysian Airlines flight MH17. Anthony ‘Maz’ Maslin and his wife Marite ‘Rin’ Norris were faced with an unbearable loss when they lost their three children and their grandfather Nick Norris, died aboard the plane that was shot down over a Ukraine warzone. All 298 passengers and crew were killed in the incident. “Our world as we knew it was absolutely over in that moment and we just started to say, ‘when the world ended’ and that’s how we refer to it now,” says mum Rin Norris. The challenge of how to survive their loss was all-consuming for Maz and Rin. The couple were part of a strong and supportive community in Perth’s Scarborough district and a group of friends surrounded them, bringing in meals and making sure that they weren’t left alone. Friends formed a “web of love” to support the couple.
As the fifth anniversary of the MH17 tragedy approaches, Maz and Rin are telling their story for the first time. They want to thank the people who helped them and honour their kids and Nick. They hope their story of overcoming intense grief might be helpful for others.
Read more: https://ab.co/2WElSY8
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Reconstructie: de onthullende telefoongesprekken van MH17-hoofdverdachte
11 apr. 2021
Lees hier een uitgebreide reconstructie aan de hand van de Doebinski-tapes: https://nos.nl/l/2376245
Meer lezen over de audiotapes en de verantwoording van ons onderzoek?
Meer lezen over de audiotapes en de verantwoording van ons onderzoek?
Check: https://nos.nl/nieuwsuur/artikel/2376…
Gert-Jan Dennekamp ging de afgelopen jaren veel naar Oekraïne, op zoek naar de MH17-verdachten: https://youtu.be/ylSm42wlCEQ en belde ook bij ze aan: https://youtu.be/3CVDCQTXuQo
Gert-Jan Dennekamp ging de afgelopen jaren veel naar Oekraïne, op zoek naar de MH17-verdachten: https://youtu.be/ylSm42wlCEQ en belde ook bij ze aan: https://youtu.be/3CVDCQTXuQo
52 Paul verloor zijn hele familie door MH17-ramp | Documentaire
14 jul 2024
Paul Marckelbach uit Nuenen verloor bij de ramp met vlucht MH17 in één klap vijf familieleden. Zijn moeder Christiene (64) uit Oosterhout, zwager Antoine (43), zus Simone (41) en neefjes Quint (7) en Pijke (3) zaten in het vliegtuig. Kijk hier de documentaire: ‘Als je alles kwijt bent’.
00:00 – 05:00: het verschrikkelijke bericht.
05:01 – 10:29: bergingsoperatie
10:30 – 15:06: terug naar huis
15:07 – 19:33: identificatie van slachtoffers
19:34 – 23:20: de uitvaart
23:21 – 28:42: familie en vrienden zijn alles
28:42 – 33:47: je leven is niet meer hetzelfde
33:48 – 38:06: eerbetoon
52 Hoe deze VLIEGRAMP heel veel levens VERWOESTTE | Rewind: de MH17-ramp
4 jul 2024
10 jaar geleden. Een vliegtuig vertrekt vanaf Amsterdam naar Azië, maar wordt uit de lucht geschoten met een Russische raket. Niemand overleeft het, 196 slachtoffers zijn Nederlands. We vertellen je wat er gebeurde, en spreken jongeren die hun familie verloren.
00:00 Begin
02:14 Wat is er gebeurd?
04:40 De dag van de ramp
06:30 Impact
07:30 Rouw
08:40 Wie is verantwoordelijk?
11:15 Gezichten van de daders
13:10 Herdenken
52 Boeing – what caused the 737 Max to crash? | DW Documentary
1 nov. 2020
In March 2019 a Boeing 737 MAX crashed shortly after takeoff in Ethiopia, killing all 157 people on board. What went wrong? Did Boeing hush up concerns about the safety of the aircraft? And what role did US aviation regulators play?
The crash involving Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 came just four months after a Boeing 737 Max had plunged into the sea in Indonesia killing all 189 passengers and crew. The aircraft was grounded following the second crash and remains so today. The shockwaves reverberated throughout the industry, raising questions about Boeing and the regulatory authorities.
Both tragedies have been blamed on faulty software – software that the pilots didn’t even know existed. The documentary shows that malfunctioning software was just a small part of the picture. Instead, it alleges widespread systemic failure and blames market forces for the fatal errors. Did Boeing care more about profit than safety? Could other models produced by the company turn out to be affected?
The makers of this investigative report show just how much the production structures of commercial aircraft have to change, if we are to avoid similar crashes in the future.
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21 mei 2020
They’re sold to us as floating pleasure domes – luxury hotels on the sea – where every day is perfect and the party never stops. But scratch the surface of the cruise ship industry and the truth isn’t so dazzling. Behind the pina coladas and the smiles lies a murky world of sexual assault, drugs and violence, even murder. Incredibly, one passenger goes missing overboard every two weeks. Now, you’d think the big cruise companies would be desperate to get their industry shipshape. You couldn’t be more wrong.
For forty years, 60 Minutes have been telling Australians the world’s greatest stories. Tales that changed history, our nation and our lives. Reporters Liz Hayes, Allison Langdon, Tara Brown, Charles Wooley, Liam Bartlett and Sarah Abo look past the headlines because there is always a bigger picture. Sundays are for 60 Minutes.
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