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Supply chain headaches scupper Air New Zealand’s emissions targets

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July 30, 2024
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The carrier, which is also withdrawing from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), said “many of the levers” it needs to meet its target, including the ability to acquire new aircraft, availability and affordability of alternative fuels, and regu…

Government ‘doesn’t want to see Rex fold’, says Transport Minister

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July 30, 2024
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Speaking to ABC News Breakfast on Tuesday, Transport Minister Catherine King said she is ready to “see whether there’s any assistance or anything the Government needs to do” to help Rex, but did not go into detail.

Launch of the Cable Connectivity and Resilience Centre

Brian Evans
July 30, 2024
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Australia is launching a new Cable Connectivity and Resilience Centre, to help ensure undersea cable networks in the Indo-Pacific are resilient.

Deloitte says it does not want to be Rex’s administrator

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July 30, 2024
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Lawyers for the Big Four accounting firm, which The Australian reported over the weekend had been called in to examine the airline’s finances, said in a letter seen by the Australian Financial Review that Deloitte would not accept any potential appoint…

National Rail Safety Regulator says Sydney Metro safety checks not finalised, days out from scheduled launch

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July 29, 2024
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Five days before the newest instalment of Sydney’s metro line is due to open to the public, the national rail safety regulator says several critical […]

Pesutto says Victorians are losing faith in Premier Jacinta Allan

Bardy Bigglesworth
July 29, 2024
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The voting public “are quickly losing confidence” in the new Premier Jacinta Allan, according to state Opposition Leader John Pesutto.

Gold Coast Airport hails new domestic record

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July 29, 2024
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The airport saw 5.6 million domestic travellers in 2023–24, up more than 210,000 on the previous high-water mark, as well as 706,000 international travellers. Sydney and Melbourne routes to the Gold Coast were among the five busiest in the country.