Melbourne air passengers stranded
PASSENGERS will be stranded at Melbourne Airport overnight with wet weather forcing several flight delays and some cancellations.
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‘Let’s welcome wealthy queue-jumpers’
TOURISTS should be able to pay extra to fast-track immigration and customs, Australia’s peak tourism industry body says.
First look inside new Airbus A350
WIDER cabins, bigger seats and more overhead storage. These are the first pics inside the latest Airbus jet set to launch this year. Take a look.
Groups get a flying start with Jetstar
LOCAL organisations making a difference to the lives of people in New South Wales and the ACT are invited to apply for up to $30,000 in grants as part of Jetstar’s annual Flying Start program.
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Radical cuts but is it enough?
THEY’RE the most radical cuts in its history but it’s a sign of the depth of the problems besetting Qantas that many will still ask: is it enough?
D-Day for Qantas: thousands to go
QANTAS pilots have been offered counselling as the airline prepares to unveil a savage round of cuts to jobs, routes and its fleet.
Almost no room at the inn
HOTEL occupancy rates in Australia’s southeast have hit record highs in a move expected to push room prices higher.
Clock’s ticking on bid to lure Brits
TOURISM chiefs are setting their sights on time-poor Brits, hoping to convince them two weeks is enough for a trip Down Under.
Fly to PNG, end up in Singapore
AUSTRALIANS travelling to PNG could end up stranded in Singapore under a “strange” new rule on visas.
Games legacy: The good, bad and ugly
SOCHI has wrapped up, but what does the future hold? We look at the Olympic legacy in host cities around the world.
Outback celebration blows dust away
TOURIST chiefs hope a feel-good video will spark a wave of interest in the West Australian wheatbelt — home to the iconic Wave Rock.
Travellers ‘to feel pain of Qantas cuts’
REGIONAL travellers and Australians loyal to Qantas for overseas flights are likely to be the biggest losers from expected cuts.
Surfing croc shuts Cable Beach
A GIANT four-metre surfing croc has closed Western Australia’s iconic Cable Beach in Broome.
Inside the $382k-a-week ski chalet
WHAT sort of holiday does nearly $400,000 a week buy? How about seven floors of alpine luxury and perhaps a glimpse of royalty.
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