Phantom flights cost Qantas $120m
Qantas will pay a $100 million fine and re-pay customers $20 million after admitting it misled consumers by advertising tickets for flights it had already decided to
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Paper towels balance perfection en pointe
London’s poshest hotel restaurants played a little-known part in helping to support the career of Queensland Ballet’s new artistic director Leanne Benjamin.
In her
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Farmers urged to promote sustainability credentials
Australian farmers have been urged to more proactively tell their sustainability stories to lessen the risk of tougher legislative requirements in the future.
McCullough
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Debt and placement support for students
Students have received cost-of-living support through two recent Federal Government announcements on debt and “prac” placements.
On the weekend it was
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3D objects beamed into business meetings
Your next Teams meeting could have an extra dimension to it, with 3D video conferencing looming large on the tech horizon.
A Cornell University doctoral student has
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What Taylor Swift can teach us about Olympic stadiums
By Shane Rodgers
There was something very curious about two sets of economic data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics in the past couple of weeks.
They
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Council future-proofs Coast’s events scene
The Sunshine Coast is set to become an events incubator with funds now dedicated to encouraging new, fresh and exciting drawcards.
A new Emerging Events category has
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Call to review biodiversity offset scheme
A biodiversity offset scheme aimed at preserving natural habitat has not delivered on its goals, according to the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF).
Under the
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Work begins on $1.3b Toowoomba Hospital
Work began on a new Toowoomba Hospital as a new day surgery in the Darling Downs city was officially opened this week.
The newly-opened $42 million Bunya Day Surgery
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Time to see scams as life-destroying crimes
Fraud needs to be elevated in the Australian conscience to better communicate the devastating impact it has on individuals and the wider community.
QUT Professor
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