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All NSW dams are now sitting above 90 per cent capacity, prompting debate over how they should be managed amid the threat of flooding from La Niña and concerns about future drought.

Graziers and farmers along the Macquarie River say flooding used to be beneficial but has become ‘far worse and goes for far longer’ than it should

A former high-level Qantas staffer fears CEO Alan Joyce may again ground the airline's entire fleet if unions push ahead with industrial action.

A Qantas engineer made an error that released hundreds of oxygen masks but failed to accurately document the problem. As engineers strike over pay, profit results are released and a jet base insider reveals widespread stress among staff, what can we learn about an airline under pressure?

Inexperienced staff and high rates of sick leave due to COVID have been blamed for the travel chaos affecting passengers at Australian airports.

Local airline Rex's new project could see Australian travellers flying in electric airplanes within the next decade – and paying less for it.

As cancellations and delays threaten Qantas's reputation with customers and its budget faces challenging conditions, can the airline turn things around?

Qantas has fallen out of the top five rankings for the world's best airlines amid a massive wave of customer dissatisfaction. 

Travellers can expect shorter queues at airports from Wednesday as the federal government drops COVID-19 vaccination requirements for overseas arrivals.

Qantas and Virgin bosses admit the days of the cheap airfare prices airlines have been using to woo back travellers are over.

The rising cost of living is failing to dampen Australia's appetite for overseas travel, with Mastercard data showing flight bookings are surging.