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Super Hornets and Spartans wrap Malaysia exercise
/In total, more than 400 ADF personnel trained with troops from Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and the United Kingdom for Exercise Bersama Lima 2023.
Read moreVideo Podcast: Goyder’s turn for a long goodbye
Jake and Chris discuss the Qantas chairman’s eventual exit and whether it will hamper new CEO Vanessa Hudson’s efforts for a fresh start.
Read moreJoyce escapes further grilling as Senate nixes inquiry extension
/ | 1 Comment on Joyce escapes further grilling as Senate nixes inquiry extensionNationals Senator Bridget McKenzie, who chaired the inquiry, moved on Wednesday to extend it so witnesses including Joyce and Transport Minister Catherine King could be called. The motion was defeated 34–31, however, as the Greens and independent David Pocock sided with the government against it.
Read moreTAFE NSW students work to restore historic military seaplane
/The eight students studying to pursue a career as structural aircraft maintenance engineers and working as apprentices at BAE Systems are on their way to completing a Certificate IV Aeroskills (Structures).
Read moreACCC to resume monitoring of domestic airlines
/In a joint statement, Transport Minister Catherine King and Treasurer Jim Chalmers said the watchdog will release quarterly reports on airlines’ costs, prices and profits, complementing its role in relation to “certain airports” and helping to inform the upcoming Aviation White Paper.
Read moreIt’s over: Qantas calls off plans to buy Alliance
/ | 1 Comment on It’s over: Qantas calls off plans to buy AllianceIn a joint statement, the two airlines acknowledged there was “no reasonable path forward” for the deal after it was opposed by the ACCC, though Qantas will still own a 20 per cent stake in Alliance. The agreement that sees Alliance fly up to 30 E190s for Qantas will also continue.
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