Qantas red-faced after raunchy film played for flight
Qantas has apologised after an R-rated film was played during a flight to Tokyo, with passengers unable to turn off their screens.
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Last-ditch effort to save Aussie airline
With time running out for the failed regional carrier to secure a new buyer, the Albanese government has been called on to buy in and rescue the company.
The powerful message behind Rio CEO’s big lithium bet
With all the focus on copper, the global miner is pivoting towards a metal which few of its rivals are taking seriously. This is why.
ASX 200 rises on banks; Arcadium top gainer
Rio Tinto’s takeover approach lifts Arcadium Lithium appeal. West African Resources drops on Burkina Faso mining concerns. Qantas may avoid second strike after proxy backing.
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No go: Bonza grounding extended
The airline’s customers have been told there will be no flights till at least next Wednesday, as its administrators try to regain use of grounded aircraft.
Restaurant chain collapses owing $23m
A fine dining restaurant chain has collapsed with debts of around $23 million, leaving 200 jobs teetering on the brink.
Whole state to get $1000 boost
Households in one Australian state will receive an upfront $1000 payment on their power bills come July 1.
NAB earnings miss amid profit squeeze
Despite the decline in earnings, freshly minted NAB boss Andrew Irvine hinted that the competitive home loan market was easing.
Public memorial for ‘visionary’ billionaire
The late Australian property developer and billionaire philanthropist will be honoured at a public memorial service in Sydney.
Aussie tech company collapses owing $13m
An Australian tech media start-up with $12 million worth of investment poured into it has collapsed.
Major Aussie bank to scrap cash this month
An Australian bank will go completely cashless from later this month as it switches to a fully digital offering.
Travel uncertainty as air traffic controllers vote to strike
Air traffic controllers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action, which could bring Australia’s air travel industry to a halt.
Sign housing crisis will drag on
The number of new homes signed off for construction continues to lumber at a mid-2020 pace, according to new data from the Bureau of Statistics.
No refunds for Bonza customers: administrator
The first look at Bonza’s books has resulted in bad news for customers, with promised refunds ‘not possible’ at this time.
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