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Flight upgrades for work OK, but voters frown on MPs getting holiday perks

Flight upgrades for work OK, but voters frown on MPs getting holiday perks

The Resolve Political Monitor found voters were divided on upgrades, but Coalition MP Bridget McKenzie is still pushing for a Senate inquiry into the PM’s trips.

  • by Paul Sakkal

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Volcanic eruption grounds Bali flights, leaving travellers stranded
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Volcanic eruption grounds Bali flights, leaving travellers stranded

Airlines have cancelled dozens of flights, leaving passengers stranded at airports in Australia and Indonesia.

  • by Gemma Grant, Amilia Rosa, Zach Hope and Riley Walter
A sky full of profits: Qantas blames Coldplay for airfare surge

A sky full of profits: Qantas blames Coldplay for airfare surge

The competition watchdog has revealed prices on some flight routes more than doubled in the months after Rex Airlines’ collapse and the demise of budget carrier Bonza.

  • by Shane Wright and Millie Muroi
Airlines that love competition: Do you see pigs fly?
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Airlines that love competition: Do you see pigs fly?

If travellers are wondering why they are feeling a bit of a back-pocket sting of late, the ACCC has found “best discount economy” airfares have increased by up to 95 per cent since Rex’s collapse.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
Mama mia! Freedman plots $3.9 million Point Piper home renovation

Mama mia! Freedman plots $3.9 million Point Piper home renovation

The media entrepreneur won’t let Woollahra Council get in the way of plans to renovate her harbourside mansion.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook
Not all heritage sites are a ‘must balance heritage with amenity’

Not all heritage sites are a ‘must balance heritage with amenity’

The so-called “toilet block” at Middle Head Oval in Mosman is much more than that. It is an amenities building housing two change rooms, dedicated sex-specific toilet facilities, umpire rooms, clubrooms, kiosk, covered viewing area and storage underneath.

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‘One of the engines appeared to have gone’: Qantas drama at Sydney Airport

‘One of the engines appeared to have gone’: Qantas drama at Sydney Airport

The Boeing 737 was taking off for Brisbane when passengers heard a “bang”. The engine failure ignited a blaze near the third runway.

  • by Riley Walter, Jessica McSweeney and Nick Newling
From ‘gate lice’ to rushed muppets: Is shame the last hope for civilised travel?
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Airports

From ‘gate lice’ to rushed muppets: Is shame the last hope for civilised travel?

Airlines are now introducing a new power trip for gate agents – trialling new technology to clamp down on misbehaving flyers.

  • by Lisa Martin
McKenzie apologises, declares 16 free flight upgrades

McKenzie apologises, declares 16 free flight upgrades

The opposition transport spokeswoman led the attack on Anthony Albanese over allegations he sought better seats from former Qantas boss Alan Joyce.

  • by Paul Sakkal
The truth about why the Chairman’s Lounge is so valuable for Qantas

The truth about why the Chairman’s Lounge is so valuable for Qantas

The strangest aspect to this story is that it has taken decades for politicians’ elite club memberships to become an issue du jour.

  • by Elizabeth Knight
The secretive church that hired a Qantas A380 to London

The secretive church that hired a Qantas A380 to London

Two Qantas A380s were spotted at Sydney Airport about 3.30pm, both heading to the same destination.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Stephen Brook

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