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27 August 2026

Family and friends say missing pilot Bob Bramley 'just loved flying'

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Family and friends say missing pilot Bob Bramley 'just loved flying'

There's been an outpouring of grief for a 23-year-old Tasmanian pilot and suicide prevention advocate following the news that he's believed to have died after his plane crashed off the coast of the ...

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