Acquired by APL to carry newspapers from Brisbane to the gold mining town of Cracow.

VH-UXG seen here immediately soon after assembly following its arrival from the UK, owned by APL - Aircrafts Propriety Limited. Crashed at Archerfield on April 19, 1954. Remains stored until 1995 when a rebuild commenced. -UXG flew again in 2003. It crashed with the loss of six lives near Gympie, Queensland, on October 1, 2012. Photo from: State Library of Queensland

Near perfect restoration of Riama flying into Toowoomba Airport. Was lost in an unfortunate accident in 2012

'Riama' arriving at the Wide Bay International Airshow. Built in 1934 and registered G-ACRF, VH-UXG was first imported into Australia in April 1936. Written off after crashing and burning at Archerfield in 1954, she has risen Phoenix-like from the ashes.This aircraft crashed and was destroyed on 1st October 2012 near Gympie, Queensland.

Sodium lights give this magnificent old Dragon a yellow hue. Wide Bay International Airshow. The aircraft crashed and was destroyed 1 October 2012 near Gympie, Queensland.

The former G-ACRF, VH-UXG 'Riama' is beautifully restored. Imported into Australia in April 1936. The aircraft crashed and was destroyed 1 October 2012 near Gympie, Queensland

'Riama' A beautiful old lady preparing to depart from the Queensland International Airshow. Written off after crashing and burning at Archerfield in 1954, she has risen Phoenix-like from the ashes though the aircraft crashed and was destroyed 1 October 2012 near Gympie, Queensland.

Five Gipsy Majors in formation! DH-84 Dragon VH-UXG leads this flypast of vintage British aviation, with DH-82 Tiger Moths VH-RVE, VH-FAG & VH-GAV following at the Queensland International Airshow.