Australia’s ‘hidden gem’ holiday spots revealed
Some of Australia’s best hideaway holiday spots have been revealed in a new guide aimed at boosting local tourism. But it’s the locals who can really rave about living in tiny towns.
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Wagners weigh into green jet fuel industry
The Queensland family best known for building an airport in under two years has turned its attention to sustainable aviation fuel.
Is China the new Japan?
A ninth Chinese airline is about to start flying to Australia, filling the void left by Qantas’s withdrawal from mainland China and begging the question — is China the new Japan for Aussies?
Fresh blow as Rex to cut more jobs
More than 70 airline employees could be facing further redundancies, weeks after Rex fell into voluntary administration.
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ASX 200 sinks to two-month low
A continued correction following last week’s rates warnings pushed the local sharemarket to a two-month low on Tuesday.
Best travel day, time: How to get $1000 off Europe flights
Aussies looking to travel to Europe in the coming months can save hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on flights, experts reveal. See their top travel tips.
Block on Qatar Airways flights a ‘national insult’
The decision to reject Qatar Airways’ request to increase its number of flights into Australia was being interpreted as a national insult, the Australian Qatar Business Council says.
Qantas question Albo couldn’t answer
Anthony Albanese Minister has not answered a clear question as pilots call for the resignation of the Qantas chairman after he accepted a pay rise.
China-related threat spooks ASX
Big hitters on the Australian sharemarket have suffered blows to their stock prices, but one sector is keeping things afloat.
Qantas issues airfare warning
The embattled national carrier has issued a warning on higher airfare prices just days after it issued an apology to customers.
No relief for sky-high airfares
Aussies hoping to travel overseas during the Christmas holidays are being warned to book their flights now or risk being slugged with a massive bill.
Qantas acting above the law, says airport boss
Canberra Airport chief Stephen Byron has accused Qantas of “acting above the law” in its domination of the domestic market and called for Jetstar to become an independent carrier.
‘I’m sorry’: Qantas CEO vows to do better
Qantas CEO Vanessa Hudson has spoken up, flagging dramatic changes at the airline to improve service delivery | WATCH
‘Farcical’: Why empty chairs sparked fury
The Coalition has been lashed over the exorbitant cost of holding inquiry hearings in Perth after just five witnesses attended in person.
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