The Federal Court will begin its compensation hearings from early next week, seven months after Qantas failed to overturn the court’s original finding that it illegally fired 1,700 ground staff in 2020.
The three-times-weekly service will initially operate via Singapore, but the carrier plans to turn the route direct when it takes delivery of longer-range aircraft.
The Flying Kangaroo increased pre-tax profits by $71 million over the same time last year, with statutory profit after tax up $2 million to $925 million for the first half of the 2025-26 financial year. It comes after the airline took delivery of nine …
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You can break the law in Australia and never go to jail. Instead you get a pay rise and millions of dollars in bonuses. Makes sense.
The Federal Court will begin its compensation hearings from early next week, seven months after Qantas failed to overturn the court’s original finding that it illegally fired 1,700 ground staff in 2020.
You can break the law in Australia and never go to jail. Instead you get a pay rise and millions of dollars in bonuses. Makes sense.