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The regulation changes that forced the closure of the helipad of Tasmania's second-largest hospital were made public more than four years ago, the federal aviation authority says, amid growing questions over the state government's level of transparency around the issue.

Day two of a coronial inquest into a plane crash that killed two people in 2019 has heard of questions over the adequacy of the pilot's training and how CASA was not alerted about a complaint regarding his earlier flight performance.

Bonza's third aircraft touched down on Australian soil this week, but after significant delays the company still has no timeline of when its low-cost flights will begin and industry experts have raised concerns.

Experts question economic case and point to environmental costs such as packaging, risks to birds and the noise factor

“As we thought about expanding to Ethereum, the core reason is that our customers have been asking for it,” Nick Neuman, Casa cofounder and CEO, told Fortune.

Since 1980, migrants fleeing poverty, violence, and natural disaster have come here for refuge from an intolerant world.

A pilot who received $370,000 for chartered flights, some of which carried MP Bob Katter, will spend two years in jail for fraud.

The trial of a north Queensland Pilot has heard in taped phone conversations he knew he was operating without an air operating certificate.

The union representing airport firefighters is threatening to stop work over staff shortages, while their employer says they are really after higher wages.

The Michelin-starred restaurant shut in August

ATLANTA — At the conclusion of a Herschel Walker campaign event in Gwinnett County last month, Republican voter Claire Harrison used a football term — “flood the zone” — to describe what is taking place at the southern U.S. border, one of the issues that most animates her in the…