The Latest Breaking News from ATSB

A fatal plane crash that claimed the life of a 44-year-old pilot at Maitland two years ago was most likely caused by a damaged oil cooler that starved the engine of oil leading to a loss of power and eventual engine stall, an Australian Transport Safety Bureau investigation has found.

Meat industry boss Paul Troja, 73, was identified was one of the passengers.

Nicholas Vasudeva's employer said the father-of-three was on his way to conduct a routine property inspection with his colleagues when the helicopter crashed over Mount Disappointment.

Four pilots who were killed in a mid-air crash in Mangalore two years ago were unlikely to have seen the other's aircraft in time to prevent the collision, the final report into the tragedy has found..

All five passengers on board have been confirmed dead

Five people — including a "highly respected" pilot and four passengers — were killed when a chartered flight crashed in rugged terrain at Mount Disappointment early on Thursday.

The Australian Transport Safety Bureau will spend at least three days combing the scene of a fatal Victorian helicopter crash for clues into what happened.

A report into the 2018 derailment of a runaway iron ore train has highlighted concerns about BHP's risk assessments, unclear communication with train drivers, and its FIFO work rosters.

Five people survive the crash in rough terrain in Kosciuszko National Park, including four National Park and Wildlife Service staff. The Australian Transport Safety Bureau has launched an investigation into the incident.

An investigation has found a fatal crash off the Gold Coast in June 2019 may have been caused by the pilot attempting low level flying manoeuvres.

Investigators have arrived at the site of a helicopter crash in Tasmania that killed a firefighter who is being remembered as a "great mate to many".