News 2008 Oct 27 / Comments

Australian industry remembers 1936 air crash

from ABC online

Today the Australian wine industry remembers an air crash which took place 70 years ago, killing three pillars of Australia’s wine industry, setting it back a generation.

Go to news: http://www.abc.net.au/rural/news/content/200810/s2401999.htm

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