The Latest Breaking News from Qantas

PM Anthony Albanese will visit China later this year at the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, 50 years after Gough Whitlam’s historic visit, and the jostling begins for the seat of Liberal Senator Marise Payne as speculation mounts that she will retire from politics ‘imminently’.

'It wasn't the Albanese government that gave billions'

A few days ago, the furore over the government’s rejection of Qatar Airways’ bid for more flights into major cities was all about cheaper tickets and additional seats.

Experience of being downgraded was ‘unsettling’, said passenger

Transport Minister Catherine King says ‘invasive’ gynaecological examinations a factor in rejecting Qatar Airways bid.

Over recent months, support for the Voice has fallen from a clear majority to a minority. With polling day set for October 14, the “yes” and “no” camps are battling it out to capture those still undecided.

‘What she needs to realise is that she won’t get customers back until she gets the staff back,’ a pilot told Crikey.

Not everyone wants to admit it, but whether Alan Joyce managed Qantas well in social terms has no bearing on the judgement of his time at the airline.

Federal transport minister says treatment of Australian women subjected to bodily inspections at Doha airport in 2020 provided context for decision to block additional flights by Qatar Airways

The government’s aviation green paper has been released, and it’s all good news for Qantas, with no respite for beleaguered consumers.

If there’s a ‘productivity crisis’ in the Australian economy, it’s one created by big businesses enjoying market power, not workers who have been punished for years.