Australia Locates MV Noongah Shipwreck After 55 Years
The freighter sank in 1969, killing 21 crew members and prompting one of the largest maritime searches in the nation's history.
- The MV Noongah was found largely intact and upright 170 meters below the surface off New South Wales.
- Advanced seafloor mapping and video footage confirmed the ship's identity.
- The wreck's discovery may help answer lingering questions about the sinking.
- The Sydney Project plans further dives to gather more information.
- Families of the lost crew members hope the discovery brings closure.