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Plane crazy: NRL orders fifth Vegas flight amid unprecedented demand
Just two chartered flights were needed to take fans directly to Las Vegas in 2025, but the NRL has just ordered its fifth Qantas Dreamliner 787 for 2026 in response to a surge in demand.
Major airlines announce massive flight sales
Qantas and Jetstar have released more than 425,000 discounted seats, with domestic fares from $45 and international returns from $499.
Revealed: Which frequent flyer program offers the best value?
New analysis aims to throw some light on one of the murkiest areas of airline loyalty schemes.
Million-car warning you are likely to have missed
Are there more factory-produced lemons on our roads than ever before? It certainly feels that way and by Christmas there’s a strong likelihood 300,000 cars will have been recalled in Australia.
Qantas refund class action delayed amid document search
A class action against Qantas over its handling of Covid-19 travel credits will focus on what call centre staff were told to tell customers about their refund entitlements.
Qantas hack underscores our woeful data storage game
In the world ahead, companies are going to need to store vast amounts of data to gain the advantages of enhancing computer power. Which means Australia has some clear choices.
Qantas plane makes sudden landing
The aircraft was en route from Mildura to Melbourne before it was forced to make a ‘priority’ landing with 63 passengers on-board.
Qantas plane makes sudden landing
The aircraft was en route from Mildura to Melbourne before it was forced to make a ‘priority’ landing with 63 passengers on-board.
Qantas sets up secret line to hackers
Qantas has been forced to set up its own version of the bat signal to serve papers on the cyber criminal behind an unnerving database hack.
Qantas reclaims punctuality crown from Virgin
Qantas has outperformed Virgin Australia for the first time this year in June, to be the most punctual airline, as partner Jetstar clocked the least cancellations.
More measles cases are emerging. Here’s how to keep yourself and your children safe
Australia is experiencing an increase in the number of cases of measles, but the US has had more serious outbreaks. Our GP columnist takes you through the latest on the disease and how to prevent its spread.
Smoke alarm sends flight back to Sydney
A Qantas flight had to make a quick return to Sydney airport after an alarm sparked a mid-flight scare.
Law firm’s big move after Qantas data breach
A leading law firm has claimed Qantas “failed” to protect personal information after a system containing nearly six million accounts were compromised.
Law firm’s big move after Qantas data breach
A judge who was “caught up” in a major breach of Qantas’ data will remain presiding over the airline’s case, arguing “every judge” was likely a Qantas member.
Qantas class action: opportunism or justice?
Maurice Blackburn is suing Qantas over a cyber attack, but the law firm’s silence on similar breaches at industry super funds raises questions of opportunism and political alignment.
Qantas faces off against faceless opponent in cyber ordeal
Qantas has succeeded over its faceless opponent in court. But the breach highlights a systemic vulnerability many large Australian organisations face: a lack of oversight and control over data handled by third-party vendors.
Maurice Blackburn pursues Qantas breach
Qantas is facing legal action by Maurice Blackburn for compensation for millions of customers caught in a major cyber attack.
Qantas’ next move after cyber attack
Qantas has launched a fresh bid to protect the data of millions of customers who were left compromised by a cyber attack.
Qantas’ next move after cyber attack
Qantas has launched a fresh bid to protect the data of millions of customers who were left compromised by a cyber attack.
Rate cuts locked in after June data surprise
June jobless rate spikes to 4.3 per cent, with some saying RBA’s recent hold call is ‘policy error’. AUD down. BUMA slaps statutory demand on Bowen.
Emirates’ small-parcel delivery makes big promise to Aussies
Emirates is adding Australia to its ‘Courier Express’ service, promising to deliver packages from almost anywhere in the world within days.
Qantas pilots bristle as beard ban extended to regional staff
QantasLink pilots are prickly over a proposed extension of the airline’s no-beard policy, prompting some to down their razors in protest. But the airline insists it’s a matter of safety.
Qantas, mining staff in measles outbreak
A miner and a Qantas flight staff member have been diagnosed with measles, with another several people locked down with symptoms.
Experts ring the scam alarm for Qantas customers
Qantas has completed a mass email delivery to customers caught out by the cyber attack on its data as experts reveal the biggest risk facing the millions affected.
Qantas hack proves the risk of digital disaster
Quantum computing and AI risk a digital disaster for businesses, shattering cybersecurity defences and reshaping our economy – yet we are dangerously unprepared.
Revealed: The Sydney Airport slots controlled by Qantas this summer
Sydney Airport’s new slot coordinator has revealed how it carved up access to Australia’s biggest gateway for the busy summer months — with some airlines better off than others.
Qantas jet hit by bridge, mass delay
Passengers aboard a Qantas flight bound for Johannesburg are facing a 21-hour wait after an aerobridge struck the engine of a Qantas plane.
Qantas jet hit by bridge, chaos at airport
Passengers aboard a Qantas flight bound for Johannesburg are facing a 21-hour wait after an aerobridge struck the engine of a Qantas plane.
Qantas cyber breach: customers still in the dark
Qantas customers are worried cyber criminals could identify frequent flyers ‘with the most to lose’ and those on the airline’s closely guarded Chairman’s Lounge list.
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