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DroneShield announces official opening of Adelaide R&D facility

  • Guest authors
  • September 24, 2026
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The facility is expected to further expand the company’s Australian research and development footprint and reinforce its commitment to South Australia’s rapidly growing defence and technology sector.

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Sydney-US Nonstop: Qantas Confirms Ticket Sale & Launch Date For 2nd Project Sunrise Route

  • Guest authors
  • September 23, 2026
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While the flights are still a long way off, the concrete launch data marks an exciting step forward.

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Airservices to boost ATC overtime pay during school holidays

  • Guest authors
  • September 23, 2026
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As reported in The Australian, an “enhanced school holiday overtime incentive” will pay ATCs 300 per cent overtime, instead of 190 per cent, for working extra shifts during the September/October break, so long as they also work all of their rostered ho…

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Video Podcast: Delays, delays, delays

  • Guest authors
  • September 23, 2026
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On this week’s Australian Aviation Podcast, Jake and David welcome Hannah Dowling back to the show as they discuss the ongoing travails at Australia’s busiest international gateway.

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Sydney Airport security screening staff to strike

  • Guest authors
  • September 23, 2026
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Workers will conduct two sets of 2-hour stoppages from 7.30am–9.30am and 6.00pm–8.00pm on Thursday as part of protected industrial action after 99 per cent voted in favour. It comes as Qantas Freight and QantasLink ground handling staff are also planni…

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NSW renews western air transport subsidy for another year

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  • September 23, 2026
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Due to expire in November, the Western Air Services Subsidy has been renewed for another year, enabling cheaper flights by Air Link and FlyPelican to an area covering more than 111,000 square kilometres, including Bourke, Walgett, Lightning Ridge, and …

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Project Sunrise to reach New York in 2028

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  • September 23, 2026
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Tickets for the 18-hour flights from Sydney to the Big Apple will go on sale in August next year, following the launch of the inaugural Project Sunrise services from Sydney to London in October 2027. It comes as flight tests continue on the first A350-…

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Jetstar workers cancel passenger fees amid industrial dispute

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  • September 23, 2026
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Members of the Australian Services Union who work for the airline began waiving or zeroing out sales-related fees – including excess baggage charges, seat changes, and late fees – at midnight on 23 September, continuing until midnight on 24 September.

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Mass movement: Who handles Australian rail freight?

  • Marco Raimondi
  • September 22, 2026
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Geographically massive with a mostly coastally-located population, Australia is a large market for rail freight. That may explain why both its infrastructure and operators are…

Olly Arkins Elected Sydney’s First Openly Trans Deputy Lord Mayor
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Olly Arkins Elected Sydney’s First Openly Trans Deputy Lord Mayor

  • Helen Carrie
  • September 22, 2026
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Reactions split sharply, with some hailing the milestone for trans representation.

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