Wreckage has been recovered following a two-day search for the missing aircraft but there's still no sign of the pilot or his dog.
that went missing on Thursday en-route from Cessnock in the NSW Hunter Valley to Wallis Island, near the town of Forster on the
The debris was found in waters near the town of Hawks Nest, on the northern shores of Port Stephens after a two-day search. There are still no signs of the pilot, 54-year-old Ed Kraft from the NSW Snowy Mountains town of Jindabyne. Kraft was an experienced pilot who was travelling with his dog.However police did manage to retrieve an on-board camera from the cockpit of the chopper, which is now in the hands of investigating officers from the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.Sydney terrace has a $3m asking price... but you'll have to go outside to use the toilet.
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