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UFO: W.A. Mt Magnet, November 1991

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: WA Baladonia, February 1978

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Weird and very vague case notes.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Waterford, December 1990

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Geraldton, December 1990

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Not sure if this one was at sea from a boat or on land.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Geraldton, 1990

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At sea sighting

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Geraldton, December 1990

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Another at sea sighting

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Geraldton, December 1990

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At sea sighting

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Newman, 1987

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No month, and the year has a question mark. I haven’t found another report of this case yet to confirm either.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. North Beach, May 1990

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Newman, December 1989

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: WA Zanthus, September 1989

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UFO: W.A. Kellerberin, 1987

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Month unknown

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Quobba, January 1990

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Quobba seems to be a location around where the Quobba Blowholes are located, north of Carnarvon

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. 1989 – 1990

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Another extremely vague and mysterious case file from UFORA.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Mandurah, December 1989

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Perth, August 1989

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The West Australian back catalog for 1989 isn’t available via Trove or other free sources.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Nullabor, September 1989

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Strange lights on the Nullabor again.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Halls Creek, February 1988

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFORA Contactee Report 1989

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UFORA89020 Lifelong WA.
No further information on this extremely vague contactee case under investigation by UFORA in 1989.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Carnarvon, 1972

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No further information on this one. Searching for UFORA89010 doesn’t bring up further information on this case.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Perth, January 1985

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The location of these encounters is unlisted or vague. I assume they all occur around Perth’s suburbs and are not regional encounters.
It seems maybe the September – October issue of UFORA Newsletter wasn’t published until January/February 1985, or the dates are wrong.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Fremantle, November 1984

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An at sea encounter off the coast of Fremantle.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Mt Newman, August 1984

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Capricorn Road House, 25km from Mt Newman 3A.M.

The entry says Mt Newman, which the town of Newman was named until 1981. Capricorn Roadhouse may have moved location, it is about 16km from Newman town and 41km from the actual landform of Mt Newman.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Murrin Murrin, October 1909

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More of an astronomical anomaly than a UFO as such.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

Flying Saucer News, July 1952

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This article occurred in the Southern Cross News, Coolgardie Miner and the Avon Argus and Cunderdin-Meckering-Tammin Mail on Thursday 31 of July 1952. Possibly other newspapers.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Norseman, October 1954

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Strange lights seen in an un-inhabited region near the South Australian border.

The article also appeared in edited form in the Kalgoorlie Miner the same day.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Norseman, May 1903

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Most likely a meteor.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Unknown, March 1951

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I couldn’t find where exactly this occurred. It could mean the Moore River Native Settlement, but it cannot be confirmed at this time.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. 3 Sightings – Gnowangerup, Beverley, Albany, February 1963

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The last two locations may very well be just a meteorite. I have no idea what “American satellite” in 1963 they are talking about.

Beverley (orange dot), Gnowangerup (red dot), Albany (green dot).

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Yarloop, September 1909

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From the Evening Mail of Fremantle. The text for this one is difficult to read and has been transcribed below. Yarloop is a town just south of Mandurah.

Mysterious Lights
Two residents of Yarloop (remembering? an exchange) have reported that on Thursday night att, about 11 o’clock, when on their way home, having seen two mysterious lights a few feet. apart , attached to what appeared to be an airship, gyrating in the sky. immediately above this delightful suburb . They both state that they both watched the strange visitor for some time, and that it had the appearance of a lighted air-ship, and traveled in a southerly direction. The only point the two gentlemen differ on is the colour of the lights carried by the stranger, one being positive they were blue, while the other is equally positive they were red. In order to guard against any similar mistake being made in the future by both persons attempting to discern airships at night time in this neighbor=hood, whiskey dispensed in Yarloop is now guaranteed airship proof.

Location of Yarloop, south of Perth between Mandurah and Bunbury

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Perth, October 1939

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Milkman Sees Strange Lights. Sunday Times, 15 October 1939

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Canna, March 1951

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I am assuming Canna is the location of this sighting, a small town on the Mullewa-Wubin road, east of Geraldton. This seems to be a letter to the editor maybe? Thursday 8 March 1951.

Location of Canna

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Kagoorlie, August 1909

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This article also mentions the Claremont sighting and the Balingup sighting discussed HERE.
The main focus though is the Kalgoorlie sighting on Friday 20th of August

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Katanning, April 1939

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Katanning sighting, also seen in Mt Barker.

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Cannington, February 1951

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: Nullarbor, January 1988

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The Mundrabilla Encounter, or The Knowles Family Encounter.
This encounter ends in South Australia, but the family was traveling from W.A, and it is where the majority of the encounter occurs.

It is also one of the biggest, famous or most known encounter which wont be expanded upon in this post.

See this Article from AP News January 21 1988 and this from the ABC in 2018 for more details.

This encounter is also covered in:
UFO Research Australia newsletter vol 7 no 1, May 1989 and the vol 6 no 1 April 1989 edition is dedicated completely to it

Cuttings from the last 2 pages of the above article

Family Says It Was Chased By UFO, Police Say No Hoax

The AP News Article

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UFORA Research Digest, November 1991

UFO: W.A. Albany, December 1950

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Kalgoorlie Miner, Thursday 21 December 1950

UFO: W.A. Marvel Loch, July 1947

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25th of July

25th of July

18th of July

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Southern Cross News, Friday 25 July 1947
Eastern Recorder, Friday 25 July 1947
Kalgoorlie Miner, Friday 18 July 1947

UFO: W.A. Northcliffe, July 1950

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Blackwood-Warren Sentinel, Thursday 27 July 1950

UFO: W.A. Kalgoorlie, December 1950

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Kalgoorlie Miner, Friday 29 December 1950

UFO: W.A. Manjimup, November 1954

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Manjimup & Warren Times, Wednesday 10 November 1954

UFO: W.A. Perth, February 1948

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Kalgoorlie Miner, Saturday 7 February 1948

UFO: W.A. Eucla, June 1954

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Kalgoorlie Miner, Tuesday 29 July 1954

UFO: W.A. Northam, September 1954

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Northam News, Wednesday 1 September, 1954
Northam Advertiser and Toodyay Times, Friday 3 September 1954

UFO: W.A. Norseman, February 1954

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Article published verbatim in West Australian and Kalgoorlie Miner newspapers.

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West Australian, Monday 8 February 1954
Kalgoorlie Miner, Monday 8 February 1954

Flying Saucer News, February 1955

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The Northam Advertiser, Friday 18 February 1955

Flying Saucer News, April 1951

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The West Australian, Thursday 12 July1951

UFO: W.A. Wubin, July 1951

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North-Eastern Courier, Friday 27 July 1951 @ Trove

UFO: W.A. 2 Sightings – Claremont, Balingup, August 1909

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A very small mention of a sighting in Claremont, and a more detailed sighting in Balingup from the August 1909 Kalgoorlie Miner.

The Claremont sighting and the Balingup sighting are also briefly mentioned in an article from The Sun newspaper on 22 August 1909 discussed HERE

Both cases were addressed also in The West Australian, Thursday 19August 1909. The article discusses the Claremont sighting, and later in the article strangely mentions ” the occupants of the vessel like the alleged one at Claremont mentioned above-spoke in a foreign tongue.” ?

The article then discusses the Balingup sighting, before going into mentioning various national and international sightings and general UFO discussion.

The scanned document at Trove is difficult to read and has been transcribed below

THE AIRSHIP AGAIN – IS IT A HOAX?
Persons in various parts of the State continue to observe objects in the sky which they convert into the appearance of an airship. Quite recently a lady in Claremont declared that not only was a veritable airship seen there by her hus- bana and herself, but that its proximity to her house was such that her spouse called out to the occupants to be careful of the chimneys, to which reminder he received a reply in some language to him unknown. The latest account comes from Mr Wilfrid Gull, a son of Mr H. B. Gull, of Guildford. Mr Gull, jun; is living on his property, Southampton, near Balingup, and he has written to his father, detailing his experiences. From the letter, it appears that Mr Gull, jun. last Saturday night, visited some friends in the district, and remained with them for several hours. After leaving his friends – the time then being nearly mid- night-he rode in the direction of his home, which is some distance away. A bright light suddenly made its appear- ance in the sky, and attracted his atten- tion. As is came nearer to him he ob- served that the light belonged to a long dark object. It was soon practically over- head, and Mr.Gull frankly confesses to the trepidation with which he witnessed it apparently descending straight upon him. Unwilling to accept closer quarters with the visitors, he rode back to his friends, and rousing them from their slumbers, invited them out to see the visi- tor for themselves. The invitation was readily accepted, and from that time right on to 3 o’clock on Sunday morning, Mr Gull and his friends remained watch- ing the object, which continued to move in various directions in the sky, and at different heights, until at the hour named it disappeared. It will be seen that the account is a very circumstantial one, and Mr H. B. Gull thought it of sufficient interest to cause him to place the details at the disposal of a representative of this journal. So many accounts have been heard of late from Pingelly to Dongarra, of an unusual appearance in the heavens, that in several quarters the opinion is gaining ground that something more than mere imagination has been at work. It is well known that during the last six or seven years, several residents of this State have been experimenting in aerial vessel build- ing, and that they have claimed for the results of those experiments considerable progress towards the solution of the most interesting problem of the day. To their own satisfaction and in some instances to that of their friends, they have demon- strated that if they had not actually reached the goal of their ambitions, they had at least advanced in that direction, and as was recently stated in these columns, in two cases at least, support of a financial character is being provided to enable more thorough demonstrations to be made. There are persons in this city who connect the alleged appearance of mysterious visitors in the nightly sky with the operations of some of these local experimenters, and argue that the silence observed by the latter affords no ground for doubting that such experiments are being conducted. There are others, how- ever, who do not regard the appearance as the result of mere experiment, but are as fully persuaded that what was seen was an airship as was those two Tas- manians who recently declared that such a visitor was seen in the Garden Island, and that the occupants of the vessel like the alleged one at Claremont men- tioned above-spoke in a foreign tongue. A resident of East Perth only yesterday forwarded to this journal an extract which, he stated, he had taken from a Melbourne publication three weeks old, couched in the following terms:— “Airships for Papua.—Strange explor- ing scheme. A New York newspaper says that the Netherlands Government and the German Colonial Office are contemplating a joint exploration of New Guinea by air- ship. New Guinea is divided into three parts, Germany and the Netherlands owning two-thirds. All former attempts by the Germans or the Hollanders to ex- plore the interior of the island have proved failures, largely because of the ferocity of the natives. Now it is hoped that by the use of an airship the explora- tion of the wild country will be made safely, and out of reach of the savage natives. Lieutenant Rambaldo, of the Dutch navy, will take charge of the ex pedition. To a correspondent the lieu- tenant, who is a trained aeronaut, said :— ‘The Netherlands Government has spent much money and sacrificed hundreds of lives in endeavoring to explore Western New Guinea, but swamps, impenetrable forests, and hostile natives have made pro- gress by land impossible. The lieutenant, who is a native of Dutch India, and a geographer and astronomer of note, pur- poses to start in an airship from the Dutch settlement of Steenboom.” While the alleged appearance of an air- ship in this State is believed in by some, others treat it with levity as being the result of a more or less romantic im- agination, or as capable of being ex- plained from the astronomer’s viewpoint. Indeed, among the latter are to be found those who point out that in the cases where it is alleged two bright lights have been seen close to each other not long after sunset, these lights are in all probability Jupiter and Venus, and that with men’s minds so persistently turned to the subject of aerial navigation by the daily cablegrams referring to the subject, a tendency to confuse the usual with the unusual might very conceivably arise. Another suggestion which has been put forward is that in some cases one or more persons have been engaged in hoaxing the good folk of Western Australia, by the perpetration of a clever trick. One suggestion in their connection is that some jocose individual has conceived the idea of sending up fire balloons, singly or in pairs-the latter being united with a length of cord and forming what is known in pyrotechny as “twin balloons.” Another suggestion bearing on the mat- ter of hoaxing the public is that what is known as the “box kite” is being flown in some of the places where the “visit” is reported to have taken place. This class of kite-a familiar one to those who have witnessed the kite-flying in Chi- nese communities–can be made of a pro- digious size, and is easily and readily illuminated, and it is suggested that a large one of this form flown in the air might well deceive the beholder at night into the belief that he was witnessing the passage of an airship overhead. Whatever explanation may be offered, there can be no doubt that the minds of many in this State, in common with the rest of Australia, have been considerably exercised of late over the airship ques- tion.

Sources & Links
Kalgoorlie Miner, Thursday 19 August 1909
West Australian, Thursday 19 August 1909

UFO: W.A. Katanning, July 1952

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The West Australian, Monday 28 July 1952 @ Trove
Kalgoorlie Miner, Saturday 26 July 1952

UFO: W.A. Paraburdoo, June 1973

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Hamersley News, Thursday 28 June 1973 @ Trove

UFO: W.A. Perth, June 1966

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From Australian Flying Saucer Review, November 1966

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Australian Flying Saucer Review, November 1966

UFO: W.A. 2 Sightings – Dongara, Balingup, October 1966

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Dongara and a Balingup. Two sightings from Australian Flying Saucer Review, December 1966. Articles both from The West Australian newspaper 29 October 1966.

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Australian Flying Saucer Review, December 1966

UFO: W.A. 1978, Australian Flying Saucer Review

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From Australian Flying Saucer Review, unknown month, 1968.

A long and interesting article on WA sighting.

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Australian Flying Saucer Review, 1968

Australian Flying Saucer Review – Australian Scene 1966 – 1969

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Australian Flying Saucer Review, December 1969

UFO: W.A. Kalgoorlie, August 1968

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From the Australian Flying Saucer Review, March 1970

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Australian Flying Saucer Review, March 1970

Australian Flying Saucer Review – Australian Scene 1963 – 1964

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A review of the 1963 and 1964 sightings from the Australian Flying Saucer Review, June 1965. Only the W.A. sightings and encounters are listed below.

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Australian Flying Saucer Review, June 1965

Australian Flying Saucer Review – Australian Scene 1965

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A review of the 1965 sightings from the Australian Flying Saucer Review, November 1966. Only the W.A. sightings and encounters are listed below.

This Carnarvon encounter is covered in detail HERE. The above Pimbie encounter is possibly related based on location and similarities in detail.

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Australian Flying Saucer Review, November 1966

UFO: W.A. Carnarvon, 1965

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From Australian Flying Saucer Review, December 1965.
Some of the text is transcribed below due to poor image quality.

“Saucer” dived on couple. TERRIFIED THEM

PERTH: A green-colored “flying saucer” swooped on two people driving near Carnarvon, and terrified them for almost half an hours.

This was the story told by a 43-year-old Nedlands professional man and his woman companion, who were on a rock-hunting tour that turned into a near-nightmare.

Antonia Kukla of Bedford Street, Nedlands, a Perth suburb, who practiced as a doctor in Europe said the queer object reminded him of a living cell under a microscope.

He and Mrs, Audrey Lawrence, of Nedlands, said they had to slam on their vehicle’s brakes when the flying object divided suddenly towards their headlights at great speed from where they first sighted it a good distance away.

They watched in fear as the object, in dead silence pulsing with a transparent and fluorescent green glow hovered in front over the road 12 miles from Pimbie Station.

they doused the vehicle lights, abandoned the vehicle and watched the strange object for almost half an hour, before it moved slowly away to the west.

Both Mr Kukla and Mrs. Lawrence agreed on the “saucer’s” characteristics:

* It had a definite saucer configuration.
* While traveling, it was orange in color.
* When it swooped silently down towards the car’s headlights it was a vivid orange-red, glaringly bright.
* The color changed to a transparent fluorescent green while it hovered near the couple.
* There was no sound at any stage.

He has two regrets

Mr Kukla checked his monocular lens the following night.
He focused on the stars to see if they gave the same characteristics.
They did not.
he and Mrs. Lawrence returned to double-check the bearing on which they had seen the “flying saucer”
Mr Kukla had two regrets when he told the story of the sighting:
* There was nothing he could have used to gauge the size by comparison
* He had a camera in the vehicle but grabbed the monocular lens instead.

This incident was also reviewed in Australian Saucer Review, November 1966

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Australian Flying Saucer Review, December 1965
Australian Flying Saucer Review, November 1966

UFO: W.A. Norseman, December 1963

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From Australian Flying Saucer Review, Victorian edition from May 1964

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Australian Flying Saucer Review, Victorian edition, May 1964

UFO: W.A. Meekatharra, August 1961

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Article from unknown newspaper in the Australia Flying Saucer Review, January 1962.

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Australia Flying Saucer Review, January 1962

UFO: W.A. Kalamunda/Cloverdale, 1969

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From ACUFOS Journal November/December 1983, a foot note from an article about Special Areas of Study mentions an Air Traffic Control sighting over Cloverdale, May 23 1969.

The radar in Kalamunda in 1970 from Geoff Goodalls Aviation History Site (see Sources & Links)

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ACUFOS Journal November/December 1983
Kalamunda ATC image from Geoff Goodalls Aviation History Site

UFO: W.A. Mandurah, March 1967

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From ACUFOS Journal, July/August 1983.

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ACUFOS Journal, July/August 1983

UFO: W.A. Bunbury, August 1981

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From the ACUFOS Journal of January/February 1982. Currently unable to find its source ( “News” Perth 26/8/81)

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ACUFOS Journal, January/February 1982

UFO: 2 Sightings, W.A. Bunbury 1977

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Two sightings from the UPIB – Bunbury, WA in February and May 1977.

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ACOS, Bulletin, September 1977

UFO: W.A. March 1978

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Unknown location in Western Australia, 22nd of March 1978

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ACOS Bulletin, June 1978

UFO: W.A. Baladonia/Eyre Highway, February 1978

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ACOS Bulletin, March 1978

UFO: W.A. Meekatharra, 1978

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ACOS Bulletin, June 1978

UFO: 3 Sightings in W.A. from 1978

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Three sightings from 1978.

The first report has no identifiable location, except WA. The second two are reports from UPIB, the Unidentified Phenomena Investigation Bureau – Bunbury. Eaton, in the last report is a suburb of Bunbury.

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ACOS Bulletin, September 1978

UFO: W.A. Stoneville, June 1979

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ACOS Bulletin 21, October 1979

UFO/Alien/Cryptid : N.S.W. Central Coast, October 1976

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From the ACOS Bulletin 8, December 1976.

October 10, 1976. UFO sighting followed by a cryptid or possible alien sighting. Their connection, beyond the date, is unknown.

Sketch by Bill Chalker

There was a follow-up to the encounter in Bulletin 19 (June 1979)

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Crackneck Lookout

The encounter was also reported in UFOIC Newsletter 49, September-November 1976 (sourced from the ACOS Bulletin 8), and an addendum in UFOIC Newsletter 50, January-February 1977.

UFOIC 49 1

UFOIC 49 2

UFOIC 49 3

UFOIC 50

Sources & Links:
ACOS Bulletin 8, December 1976.
ACOS Bulletin 19, June 1979.
UFOIC Newsletter 49, September-November 1976.
UFOIC Newsletter 50, January-February 1977.
Bill Chalker (Wikipedia)
Crackneck Point Lookout (Google Maps)

UFO : W.A. Narrogin, September 1975

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Narrogin 1975 Encounter Map
Source: A.C.O.S. Bulletin 3, September 1975.
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Multiple reports given to investigators who traveled to the area, a mention of it being reported in the media, and a map showing physical evidence.

So far I have not found where this encounter was reported in the media.

The investigators who traveled to the area are Mr S Briggs and Mr A Fiannaca, independent(?) ex members of the Perth UFO Research Group, as mentioned in ACOS Bulletin #2.

As mentioned at the end of the above Bulletin 3 article, there would be a follow up in Bulletin 4.

“When results are are hand, we will advise everyone” I await them.

A further addition of information was published in Bulletin 5 (March 1976)

Sources & Links:
ACOS Bulletin 3, September 1975
ACOS Bulletin 4, December 1975
ACOS Bulletin 5, March 1976.