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Change of Registry Address

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Notification of cessation of securities - QAN

Appendix 3H (Notification of cessation of securities)

Notification regarding unquoted securities - QAN

Appendix 3G (Notification of Issue, Conversion or Payment up of Unquoted Equity Securities)

Initial Director's Interest Notice

Initial Director’s Interest Notice

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This Month

One should expect a tit-for-tat series of engagements between Israel and Iran that could be periodic drivers of bouts of market volatility.

The Iran-Israel conflict will be long and hit fragile confidence

The heightened global uncertainty wrought by the outbreak of war between the two countries only reinforces the likelihood the RBA will continue to cut rates.

FILE - In this June 12, 2017, file photo, a Boeing 787 airplane being built for Norwegian Air Shuttle is shown at Boeing Co.'s assembly facility, in Everett, Wash. Boeing is dealing with a new production problem involving its 787 jet, in which inspections have found flaws in the way that sections of the rear of the plane were joined together. Boeing said Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2020, it's not an immediate safety risk but could cause the planes to age prematurely. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File)

Air India crash unlikely a systemic Dreamliner problem: experts

Qantas is closely monitoring implications of the devastating Air India crash, but experts say it is unlikely to signal broader safety issues.

An Air New Zealand aircraft at Auckland Airport this year. The company has endured several years of poor returns.

Air New Zealand throws down gauntlet to Qantas on US business travel

The airline says it will increase the number of seats to North America significantly and expects its new premium cabins to draw customers from its major rival.

It’s hard, mistakes happen, the dishwasher still needs unpacking

Leadership is possible even when your partner doesn’t help with chores, Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson tells the Financial Review Women in Leadership Award winners.

Virgin CEO Dave Emerson during a media call ahead of the first Virgin-Qatar airways flight at Sydney International Terminal.

Virgin Australia resumes long-haul flying on Qatar Airways

The first of Virgin’s long-haul flights, using Qatar Airways planes, pilots and crews, is set for take off from Sydney today.

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ASX hits record; Qantas closes Jetstar Asia; LA mayor issues curfew

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

Vanessa Hudson has made a big call on one of Alan Joyce’s babies.

Qantas ends Joyce’s Asian folly as Hudson narrows focus

By shutting Jetstar Asia, Qantas chief executive Vanessa Hudson is showing investors that she too will home in on the markets that deliver the biggest returns.

Jetstar flies passengers to popular holiday destinations in Asia, like Bali.

Qantas to close Jetstar Asia and move planes to domestic routes

The changes will not affect Qantas’ domestic budget carrier Jetstar, and come amid the airline’s $15 billion fleet overhaul.

Inside Western Sydney’s dramatic new terminal building.

First look inside Sydney’s soon-to-open new airport

Western Sydney International is getting ready for take-off, opening its dramatic terminal building to the public on Wednesday.

Dave Emerson has been Virgin Australia’s chief executive since March.

Virgin chief Dave Emerson in line for $10m windfall after ASX float

The airline’s prospectus also outlines the big payments each of the other executives are expecting if the company’s share price remains above the IPO price.

Qantas Loyalty CEO Andrew Glance, Friend of David Jones Megan Gale and David Jones CEO Scott Fyfe.

David Jones, Qantas loyalty tie-up will challenge Wirth’s Myer reboot

The country’s two department store chains are going head-to-head in the battle to leverage customer loyalty, both relaunching rewards programs within weeks.

Chair of Brambles, Qantas and Treasury Wine Estates John Mullen says: “If you want something done then give it to a busy person.”

How John Mullen juggles chairing Qantas and a $30b firm no one knows

The winner of the Chair of the Year – Large Company, was mentored by some of the country’s best directors, but has some sage advice for the next generation.

While most conversations with chairman were constructive, TCorp’s Alexis Chaeng said, “others are a bit less open-minded, less self reflective, and they’ll say: ‘if you don’t like it, you can sell the stock’.”

More directors are pushing back on shareholder critics, TCorp says

An increasing number of directors are comfortable saying ‘they think shareholders have got it wrong’ when challenged, says the NSW sovereign wealth fund.

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Meet the winners of the Financial Review BOSS Director Awards

The inaugural awards celebrate outstanding leadership in enhancing value for investors and strengthening governance.

Justin Hemmes and Neil Perry.

Justin Hemmes on a Sydney collision course with Neil Perry

The latest clash of the city’s big name restaurateurs looks set for the city’s eastern suburbs.

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Myer executive chairman Olivia Wirth has laid out a strategy that will substantially increase the Myer one program to grow margins and profits.

Myer sees opportunity in turning retailer into loyalty giant

The company’s executive chairwoman, Olivia Wirth, has laid out a strategy that will substantially increase the Myer one program to grow margins and profits.

Qantas is still feeling the heat for illegally sacking more than 1800 baggage handlers in 2020.

The $121m Qantas conundrum that will reshape union legal action

The TWU bid to be paid more than $100 million in fines by Qantas for illegal sacking 2000 ground staff could spur a wave of litigation against large companies.

Paul Erickson and Anthony Albanese at the National Press Club on Wednesday.

Albanese lunches with Qantas and the dark arts squad

The prime minister was among a sold-out throng for ALP national secretary Paul Erickson’s National Press Club address.

Justice Michael Lee is a busy man.

‘You can’t run false cases’: Judge chides Qantas over evidence

Justice Michael Lee is considering what penalty to impose on Qantas for the illegal sacking of nearly 2000 domestic ground staff during COVID-19 in 2020.

Qantas has the edge on Virgin in lucrative business travel market.

Buoyant business travel pushes Qantas over resurgent Virgin

Market share data, published by the competition regulator, means Virgin’s run as the country’s most popular domestic airline has ended.

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