Qantas throws curveball in compensation hearing
A last-minute Qantas move during hearings to determine compensation for unlawfully outsourced workers could see the workers get almost nothing.
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Why Aussie tourists are going to Afghanistan
What are Australians and other tourists doing risking their lives by going to Afghanistan and what is it they hope to see? Here’s everything you need to know.
Aussie injured in Afghanistan shooting identified
The Australian man gunned down in a deadly attack on foreign tourists in Afghanistan is in a stable condition in hospital.
$315 flights: Virgin launches mega international flight sale
Return international fares are available from as little as $315 in this five-day sale with tens of thousands of seats up for grabs. But it’s not the only incredible bargain.
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Malaysia Airlines in huge shake-up
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Global boss really puts his foot in it
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The man with the world’s toughest job
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Qantas considering split
QANTAS is reportedly considering splitting its domestic and international arms to attract more foreign investment.
Can Malaysia Airlines’ brand survive?
MALAYSIA Airlines is in unchartered territory after tragedies affected two of its aircraft. Experts weigh in on whether the company can recover.
Schooling taxi drivers
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Qantas set to remain Australian
QANTAS has welcomed a decision to raise foreign investments caps on the airline, but still wants to see the restrictions removed.
Qantas slashes engineering jobs
QANTAS has revealed it will axe 167 jobs from its engineering division as part of its $2 billion cost-cutting program.
Expedia to buy Wotif.com for $700m
TRAVEL giant Expedia has launched a $700m bid for Wotif.com. with founders Graeme Wood and Andrew Bice agreeing to sell shares.
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