Bonza workers sacked after no offers made
Bonza’s administrators have sacked employees and cancelled future flights despite ongoing talks with ‘interested parties’.
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‘No option’ but to sack Bonza staff
Administrators tasked with finding a buyer for embattled airline Bonza say they had “no choice’ but to terminate more than 300 staff.
‘No option’ but to sack Bonza staff
Administrators tasked with finding a buyer for embattled airline Bonza say they had “no choice’ but to terminate more than 300 staff.
‘Red flag’: Warning to Aussie travellers
As many Aussies get ready to jetset to Europe for the summer, they are being urged to keep a close eye out for three types of scams.
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