Fiji Times Newspaper Clippings
Thomas Petersen was on the Australis in October 1970 when the ship caught fire at 3 a.m. just off the coast of Fiji in the South Pacific. Below are a few newspaper clippings from the Fiji Times about the incident, which Thomas has kept since then.
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Links To The Fiji Times Newspaper Clippings.
- Special Notice Number 1,
- The Fiji Times, 23-10-1970.
- Special Notice Number 2, 24-10-1970
- The Fiji Times, 24-10-1970.
- The Fiji Times, 24-10-1970.
- The Fiji Times, 24-10-1970.
- Fiji Hotel Dinner Menu, 24-10-1970.
- Special Notice Number 3, 25-10-1970
- The Fiji Times, 27-10-1970.
- A Picture Postcard Of The Australis
Many thanks to Thomas Petersen for his contribution to the site.
Link to another page from the Fiji Times Newspaper.
This page was designed by: Ken Ironside.
Due to a huge volume of questions I am asked, for which often I do not have the information, I have decided to ask that only ex-crew actually write to me please.
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