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Tim Fookes

Tim Fookes

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Rural Reporter, ABC Central West

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Total articles 174

  • Pilot breached regulations with Bathurst 1000 flight in damaged plane, ATSB finds

    By Tim Fookes Verified, Lani Oataway| ABC News (Australia) Verified A pilot who damaged a light aircraft during a Bathurst 1000 motorsport event and then flew over spectators breached safety restrictions, an investigation has found. The aerobatic Extra EA 300-LT aircraft touched down on the track on the morning of the race in December last year to deliver the trophy, but the tail hit a concrete barrier while the aircraft was reversing.

    By Tim Fookes Verified, Lani Oataway · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Australian wool industry slump will not deter these young growers

    By Lara Webster, Joshua Becker Verified, Tim Fookes Verified| ABC News (Australia) Verified Australian wool production is forecast to drop to its lowest level in 100 years. The Australian Wool Production Forecasting Committee (AWPFC) has predicted a 12 per cent drop in production for the 2024–25 financial year to less than 280 million kilograms. Production has not been that low since 1920–21. The bleak forecast hasn't dampened the spirits of 23-year-old Miranda McGufficke, a fifth-generation wool grower on the Monaro.

    By Lara Webster, Joshua Becker Verified, Tim Fookes Verified · ABC News (Australia)

    Feb. 06, 2025

  • Pilot breached regulations with Bathurst 1000 flight in damaged plane, ATSB finds

    By Tim Fookes Verified, Lani Oataway| ABC News (Australia) Verified A pilot who damaged a light aircraft during a Bathurst 1000 motorsport event and then flew over spectators breached safety restrictions, an investigation has found. The aerobatic Extra EA 300-LT aircraft touched down on the track on the morning of the race in December last year to deliver the trophy, but the tail hit a concrete barrier while the aircraft was reversing.

    By Tim Fookes Verified, Lani Oataway · ABC News (Australia)

    Apr. 10, 2025

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ABC Central West