Australia to disclose reports over 'Double Six' plane crash


KOTA KINABALU: Australia is set to disclose all its reports kept under lock at its National Archives on the 1976 "Double Six" Nomad air crash that killed 11 people, including the then Sabah chief minister Tun Fuad Stephens.

Australia's Administrative Appeals Tribunal in Sydney has given the go-ahead on Monday (April 24) for the Australian government to release the full reports on the crash.

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