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  • Ashton Forbes and the politics of MH370

    If nothing else, American citizen journalist Ashton Forbes is demonstrating that the governments that should be working to solve MH370 are going out of their way to do nothing of the sort. Forbes has produced evidence that demands a response from the US government, if not also China, Malaysia, and Australia, but all are continuing…

  • New search for MH370 underway whilst Malaysia dithers

    British deep sea search company Ocean Infinity has lost patience with the Malaysian government and has started a new search for MH370 without a ‘no find no fee’ contract in place. In an extraordinary development, on 13 February, Lieutenant Colonel Muhammad Amir bin Abdullah of Malaysia’s Ministry of Transport, said that the contract with Ocean…

  • MH370 at the communist crossroads

    This was published in January 2025 under a different title in The Spectator Australia – here. Did MH370 really fly all the way down to the southern hemisphere, crashing in the Southern Indian Ocean (SIO) west of Perth? Or was this a manipulated narrative designed to take the search to the other side of the…

  • The 2020 disappearance of Ean Higgins

    In January 2022 when promoting its upcoming documentary on MH370, Sky News promised that the program would contain a bombshell revelation about the missing Malaysian Airlines plane. As it turned out, the show dropped two bombshells but neither was the one that had been promoted. Compered by Peter Stefanovic, the documentary was concerned with a…

  • Is Angus Houston too close to China?

    My interview about this article with Alan Jones on ADH TV on 14 September 2022 can be accessed here – the interview begins at 28:40 on the programme. And a follow-up by Alan in the opening of his show the next night is here). On Wednesday 3 August the Albanese government announced that a review…

  • What does China know about MH370?

    Australia deserves some credit for its role in the search for MH370. It was a flight connected with the interests of China more than any other country, in that its intended destination was Beijing, it first met with trouble whilst over the militarised South China Sea, and of the 239 passengers and crew who lost…

  • MH370 – the lead that vanished

    Now that the “shocking” new evidence in the Sky News documentary MH370: The Untold Story has been revealed, I write to report a disappearance. Of the various theories and leads that have been advanced since the tragedy on 8 March 2014, there is one that has gone missing, never sighted by any investigating team including,…