Dairy founder Ian Campbell and daughter die in Brisbane plane crash

Ian Campbell, 56, founder of Barambah Organics, and his daughter Hannah, 23, died when their aircraft crashed south of Brisbane.

Why it mattersSmall aircraft accidents raise questions about engine maintenance, pilot training, and the risks of private aviation in regional Australia.

AustraliaLoss of a established Queensland farming business and reduction in local Flying Doctors fundraising capacity.

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Dairy founder Ian Campbell and daughter die in Brisbane plane crash

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Petition to save school librarians passes 13,000 signatures as reading slumps

PFAS 'forever chemicals' found in Australian rainwater for first time

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