KRASH January 2017

Hey KRASH Heads. Welcome to a new issue of KRASH magazine! If you grabbed this from a shop you would have scored a rad 2017 KRASH Diary. Awesome! Make sure you use it to stay super organised, and also show all your friends at school how cool you are! This month you also have the chance to win some awesome Star Wars: Rogue One prizes and sick Sing movie packs! We also chat to TV’s Rob Palmer and Australia’s own WWE NXT Superstar - Melbourne’s Buddy Murphy! Also, who d’ya reckon would win a fight out of Pokemon’s Charizard and Rogue One’s baddie, Orson Krennic? Check out page 16, then send us an email with your winner at krash@nuclear.com.au! Check out a brand-new skate trick, score an awesome The Avengers…

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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story is set in an era of unease, unrest and conflict. A Rebellion soldier and former criminal, known as Jyn Erso, joins forces with a collection of unlikely and seemingly ordinary heroes (known as the Rebel Alliance) who need to stop the Galactic Empire from building the ultimate weapon - the Death Star. ENTER TO WIN To celebrate the release of this amazing movie on December 15, we have five prize packs to give away. Each pack includes a keychain, notebook, cap, messenger bag and pop vinyls. For your chance to win simply go to page 8 for details on how to either post or email your entry. Good luck! For full terms and conditions please go to www.krash.com.au/terms, or just click ‘Terms and Conditions’…

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A Scottish farmer and his wife have transformed a former Royal Navy search-and-rescue helicopter into a holiday home. Martyn Steedman and his wife, Louise, purchased the retired Sea King ZA127 and have spent over $65,000 renovating the helicopter into luxury accommodation. Louise Steedman explained, “It all started with the Sea Kings being decommissioned and we saw them on the telly flying around Scotland.” After Mr Steedman successfully purchased the Sea King ZA127 via the Ministry of Defence auction online, the aircraft made a 514 kilometre journey from Lincolnshire to Scotland. The Steedman’s then restored the exterior to its original state and renovated the 17-metre-long helicopter’s interior into a home that sleeps up to six guests. Louise said, “We’ve retained the original dashboard, roof panel switches and foot pedals, so customers…

A regional airline has celebrated transporting its millionth passenger on board the world’s shortest route. The trip officially takes two minutes, but, in the situation of favourable winds, the journey can be completed in just 47 seconds. Loganair’s Managing Director, Jonathan Hinkles, explained the service is essential to connecting two of the Orkney Islands and said, “The route is a jewel in our network and known across the world...It’s used by teachers, doctors, policemen and school pupils, helping them to go about their daily routines with ease and simplicity.” Veteran flyer, Anne Rendall, received a bouquet of flowers after flying from Westray to Papa Westray over 10,000 times on-board the eight-seater aircraft. Loganair has operated the 2.7 kilometre route since 1967 and currently holds the Guinness World Record for the…