The Latest Breaking News from Alan Joyce

Fining Qantas A$600 million if it is found to have knowingly sold so-called “ghost flights” would be fair, according to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.

“Alan Joyce’s Qantas legacy is a workforce split across 38 companies and a brand now synonymous with low pay, insecure work, illegal sackings, and consumer ripoffs,” one politician said.

Qantas now joins the long list of Australian companies that thought they were immune from the consequences of their contempt for the community. There are plenty of others.

Labor is spruiking a new set of powers to address ‘loopholes that allow pay and conditions to be undercut’. Will it make a difference?

Anthony Albanese begins attempts to reset relations in Jakarta today, while the opposition is accused of offering false voting registration

Peter Dutton has demanded an explanation after Anthony Albanese clarified an answer he gave in Parliament about the government’s block of additional Qatar Airways flights, and three brothers who were personally charged for health and safety failings ahead of the 2019 eruption of White Island in New Zealand have had…

Qantas CEO Alan Joyce ended his 15-year career at the helm by stepping down early.

Qantas’ board is hoping Vanessa Hudson’s ascension will wipe the slate clean. But there are five big issues still plaguing the airline

The boss of Australian airline Qantas has said he will leave his job immediately following a series of embarrassing revelations about the company, including allegations it sold tickets for flights that had already been cancelled.