Turbulent Qantas flight under investigation
A Qantas flight which struck turbulence over Brisbane and left a flight attendant badly injured is being investigated by the national transport safety body.
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CASA refuses compo talks for Outback Wrangler chopper crash
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Fatigued flight attendants demand action
Flight attendants are marking international cabin crew day with a new ‘fatigue doesn’t fly’ campaign to highlight inadequate rest provisions.
TWU wraps up case for compo in Qantas outsourcing
Compensation for Qantas workers whose jobs were unlawfully outsourced should be decided in coming weeks, after the Federal Court hearings wrapped up.
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