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Airlines prepare for holidays as Bonza still waits for take-off

As the peak school holiday period fast approaches, airlines are bracing for an influx of domestic and international travellers.

The New Daily

Jamie Oliver dumped over saucy tomato affair

Topics: A Jamie Oliver sauce, drone deliveries and a book about Qantas.

Newcastle Herald

As delays force airlines to cool their jets, there’s a push to lawyer up irate passengers

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce has warned of ongoing supply chain issues while Jetstar remains plagued by flights that are cancelled or delayed.

The New Daily

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Woolworths takes top spot as Australia’s most trusted brand

Woolworths has once again been named as Australia’s most trusted brand, beating out hardware chain Bunnings for a second year in a row.

The New Daily

‘Get the hell out of my face’: Family kicked off flight after slanging match with flight attendant

‘Unless you carry my kids out and force them out, we’re not leaving,’ says irate father

The Independent UK

Sold most tickets for T20 World Cup to Indians after Aussies: Organising committee

NEW DELHI: There will be a sea of blue at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) this Sunday when India takes on Pakistan — the Choti Diwali super thriller of the ongoing T20 World Cup Down Under. Indians have emerged as the single largest buyers of tickets for the tournament outside…

The Times of India

Flight shaming: You’ll know it when you feel it

This is what flight shaming looks like. It's the act of calling someone out for flying because of its negative environmental impacts.

The New Daily

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'Flight shaming' could hurt Aussie travel

An expert has warned the Australian travel industry must take action to address aircraft emissions, or face backlash from consumers.

AAP

'Privatise the profits, socialise the losses': questions as the corporate world takes off again after COVID

Qantas rebound and COVID subsidies

Newcastle Herald

‘A remarkable turnaround’: Qantas is profitable again so why are management and workers still at war?

The airline remains locked in a battle with staff over pay, outsourced jobs, conditions and safety

The Guardian - AU

Discounts and reserve planes: Qantas reveals Christmas master plan

Embattled airline Qantas’ has unveiled a master plan to reduce service issues plaguing its operations over Christmas.

The New Daily

‘Insult’: Qantas slammed over $40 million pay rise amid huge profit forecast

Unions have accused embattled airline Qantas of a "PR stunt" after it unveiled higher annual wage increases on Thursday.

The New Daily

Alan Joyce predicts underlying profit of up to $1.3bn and denies Qantas has a morale problem

Chief executive says feedback from workers has been ‘a huge thank you to the management of Qantas for getting the company through the Covid period’

The Guardian - AU

Qantas to boost wages, expects $1b profit

Qantas says it will boost worker pay by 10 per cent after a "remarkable turnaround" to profitability due to strong travel demand.

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Qantas crew threaten industrial action

Qantas domestic cabin crew are threatening to take industrial action over fatigue concerns and outsourcing but the airline calls their claims "misleading".

The New Daily

Second Australian airport evacuated after security breach

A second Australian airport has been evacuated after a worrying security breach, following lengthy delays in Melbourne on Tuesday morning.

ABC News

Melbourne Airport security breach sees passengers rescreened, flights delayed

A security breach has caused early morning chaos at Melbourne Airport, delaying flights as passengers were forced to be re-screened at security checkpoints.

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Melbourne Airport Is Facing Massive Delays After A Security Breach That Evacuated 1000 People

Flights have been delayed from Melbourne Airport after a security breach forced 1000 Qantas passengers to be security screened again.

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AAP

Airport chaos after security breaches

An inadvertent security breach has caused a shutdown at Melbourne Airport, while another incident in Adelaide has also caused long delays.

Newcastle Herald

Melbourne airport chaos delays Newcastle flights: security breach

Federal police have shut down a section of the Melbourne Airport terminal and ordered passengers from a plane ready for take-off after an apparent security breach.

The New Daily

Security breach forces lengthy passenger delays at Melbourne Airport

Delays are expected at airports across Australia after a bizarre security breach in Melbourne earlier on Tuesday.

The Guardian - AU

Man shot dead by police in Brisbane – as it happened

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Daily Mirror

Unnerving photo of plane with tape on wings goes viral but experts insist it's safe

One passenger onboard a Qantas passenger jet got quite nervous after looking out of the cabin window and spotting what he assumed was a rather hasty patch-up job

AAP

Lost bags not due to outsourcing: Qantas

Lost baggage, flight cancellations and delays to travellers were not caused by the outsourcing of staff, Qantas claims.

The Guardian - AU

Qantas aircraft are now almost 15 years old on average – what happened? And does it matter?

In 2006, the average age of aircraft in the national carrier’s fleet was just eight years, but delayed purchases mean the fleet is now older than its competitors

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