Energy stocks lead to dip in ASX
The Australian share market fell again on Thursday, after a poor start thanks to Wall St, as several big name companies report results.
Travel
$45 flights: Virgin’s new sale with cashback offer
Virgin has upped the ante in the airline wars with new deals and a cashback offer as Jetstar launched its sale. See how much you can save.
New details of Qantas’ ’world-first’ plane
Qantas pilots are preparing for the launch of Australia’s first “longest-range” plane, which will allow for more non-stop routes.
Air New Zealand ‘won’t step back’ from fight with Qantas
The airline’s boss has likened the airline to the All Blacks as it competes fiercely with Qantas on New York routes.
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‘That’s rough’: Qantas act angers Aussie band
A young band on tour was left shocked and angry while waiting for a Qantas flight to Melbourne, taking to social media to vent their anger.
Air New Zealand’s Christmas cracker
The competitive spirit has come alive ahead of the busy holiday season with Air New Zealand releasing a Christmas video designed to win the hearts of travellers | WATCH
Bye bye Bali as tourists find a new holiday coldspot
Bali has been knocked off its perch as Australians’ most sought after overseas summer holiday destination by a much colder place in a shift attributed to the improved affordability.
Cheaper business class minus some frills not for Qantas
So-called ‘unbundled’ business class airfares are tipped as one of the major travel trends of 2024 but Qantas says it’s not interested in going down that path yet.
Airservices under fire over long ground delays
Airservices Australia is under fire over long delays at Melbourne Airport on Wednesday, as dozens of aircraft taxied for takeoff rather than being held at the gate.
Outgoing airport boss ‘cheering’ for new Qantas CEO
Departing Sydney Airport boss Geoff Culbert says he has patched up his troubled relationship with Qantas, with six years “about the right tenure for a CEO”.
Qantas class action rivals glove up
Rival law firms competing to lead travel credit class actions will face off in court, as Qantas argues it shouldn’t have to ‘waste time and money’ dealing with both.
Domestic tourism hit as Aussies save for overseas trips
Cost-of-living pressures are hitting domestic tourism operators, as travellers save their money for trips abroad.
Shock twist in Hamilton Island sale
The iconic Hamilton Island is reportedly back off the market after its billionaire owners failed to find a buyer.
Qantas chief in firing line as flight cancellations continue
Promises of service improvement by the new Qantas chief executive are unfulfilled, as cancellation rates soar on busy business routes.
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