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Chinese Sonar Vessel To Join Search For Missing Malaysian Jet
China is set to join the underwater search for a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet missing for almost two years by providing a sonar-equipped vessel by the end of February, Australia's deputy prime minister Warren Truss said today.
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Australia Says New Analysis Shows MH370 Hunt in Right Area
Australia today said fresh analysis of data on missing jet MH370 confirmed authorities are searching in the right place, with hopes remaining that it will one day be found.
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Australia Says No Let-Up in Search for MH370 Answers
Australia Saturday reiterated its commitment to finding answers for the families of those on board missing Flight MH370, with Foreign Minister Julie Bishop hailing the "first positive sign" that part of the plane has been found.
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Number Stamped on Aircraft Debris Should Help Quick ID: Australia
A number stamped on a piece of aircraft debris found on La Reunion Island could help quickly identify whether it came from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, missing for more than 500 days, Australia's deputy prime minister said today.
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Australia says possible debris from Malaysian jet may have sunk
Australian Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss said on Friday objects spotted on satellite images that sparked an international hunt in the remote southern Indian Ocean for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 may have sunk.
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Chinese Sonar Vessel To Join Search For Missing Malaysian Jet
China is set to join the underwater search for a Malaysia Airlines passenger jet missing for almost two years by providing a sonar-equipped vessel by the end of February, Australia's deputy prime minister Warren Truss said today.
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Australia Says New Analysis Shows MH370 Hunt in Right Area
Australia today said fresh analysis of data on missing jet MH370 confirmed authorities are searching in the right place, with hopes remaining that it will one day be found.
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Australia Says No Let-Up in Search for MH370 Answers
Australia Saturday reiterated its commitment to finding answers for the families of those on board missing Flight MH370, with Foreign Minister Julie Bishop hailing the "first positive sign" that part of the plane has been found.
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Number Stamped on Aircraft Debris Should Help Quick ID: Australia
A number stamped on a piece of aircraft debris found on La Reunion Island could help quickly identify whether it came from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, missing for more than 500 days, Australia's deputy prime minister said today.
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Australia says possible debris from Malaysian jet may have sunk
Australian Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss said on Friday objects spotted on satellite images that sparked an international hunt in the remote southern Indian Ocean for Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 may have sunk.
