Jetstar drama: tyre damage forces plane to return to Sydney
Travellers through Sydney Airport faced delays earlier on Wednesday after an incident involving a Jetstar flight.
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Airlines playing within the rules with Sydney Airport slots
A minister-ordered audit of Sydney Airport airline slots shows Qantas and Virgin are working the system to their own advantage but are not breaking any rules.
Hopes high as watchdog prepares to rule on Virgin-Qatar marriage
The competition watchdog is considered close to making its decision on the Virgin-Qatar deal that will see the Gulf carrier double its flights into Australia.
AVJennings board issued shake-up challenge
The housing developer with a former Wallaby captain at the helm needs fresh blood on the board to turn it around, a prominent Queensland investor says.
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BHP lifeline as nickel smelter shutdown culls WA mining jobs
BHP has offered new jobs to about 800 workers affected by the shutdown of its nickel operations but hundreds have chosen redundancy amid a major commodity downturn.
ABC changes ‘correct’ way to report on Middle East
The taxpayer-funded broadcaster has sent out new guidelines to staff explaining how to report accurately on the war which includes changes to the language used.
ANZ boss signals successor strategy is on track
ANZ chief Shayne Elliott doesn’t expect to remain in the top job to see through a multi-year integration of Suncorp’s bank, as he hinted at a potential changeover in 2025.
Sydney radio ratings ‘don’t add up’
The latest radio ratings which saw audiences for Sydney station 2GB plummet resulted in urgent action being taken before they were released.
Proxy rejects call for outsiders’ ASX seats
Proxy group CGI Glass Lewis says the ASX didn’t take Bob Caisley or Phil Galvin seriously as outside candidates, noting the two former markets executives have ‘very relevant’ experience.
Look beyond political noise to underlying structural trends
The US election will test the conviction of those with investments in the world’s largest economy.
Criminals hacking into phones using cheap tech tricks
Hackers can cheaply get a box in the back of a car that mimics mobile phone towers to intercept phone calls and steal personal data, experts say. Here’s what to look out for.
Lending rules that ‘rub out the Australian dream’ under review
A looming inquiry into home lending spearheaded by Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg could look to change APRA’s mandate ‘to maximise first homeownership’.
Divorce and debt: How it’s divided, and traps that hurt
Warring couples may see a divorce as a way out, but it can create a fresh new financial mess for families. Here’s what to avoid.
China demands cheaper LNG deal
Sinopec is the latest in a wave of Asian buyers that have been looking to renegotiate their long-term LNG contracts to reflect the new pricing environment.
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