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Qantas to pay $120 million after settling ACCC case for misleading customers
The airline will stump up penalties to the watchdog and compensation to 86,000 affected passengers after it advertised and sold tickets for cancelled flights.
- by Amelia McGuire
Opinion
Inside China
The $23 billion deal that shines a light on a big threat to China
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Currency
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Aviation
How Qantas pulled off a soft landing on phantom flights
While the airline is up for $120 million in fines and compensation, Qantas could have ended up paying a far heavier price for its so-called “ghost flights”.
- by Elizabeth Knight
Sponsored
Bulls N' Bears
Astron, Energy Fuels on cusp of $206m Victorian zircon deal
Energy Fuels Resources is close to a decision on whether to plunge $206m into Astron Corporation’s Donald project and its massive zircon deposit in Victoria.
- by Craig Nolan
Sponsored
LDV
The choice that changed us: businesses reveal their best green decisions
- by Simon Webster
Qantas’ $225 and $450 compensation payments: What you need to know
- by Jessica Yun and Amelia McGuire
Markets
The economy
Opinion
Property market
Coalition’s super-for-housing policy would only help wealthier homebuyers
- by Brendan Coates and Joey Moloney
Opinion
Inside China
The $23 billion deal that shines a light on a big threat to China
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Opinion & Perspectives
How Qantas pulled off a soft landing on phantom flights
While the airline is up for $120 million in fines and compensation, Qantas could have ended up paying a far heavier price for its so-called “ghost flights”.
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
Coalition’s super-for-housing policy would only help wealthier homebuyers
The Coalition’s plan to allow Australians to use their super for housing would disproportionately help wealthier people buy more expensive homes.
The $23 billion deal that shines a light on a big threat to China
The takeover of US Steel is turning into a political nightmare, and the effects could be widespread.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
Banking & finance
Opinion
Home loans
Mortgage wars enter next phase as property remains a rich playground
- by Elizabeth Knight
Analysis
Interest rates
When interest rates eventually fall, banks will face a critical decision
- by Clancy Yeates
Entrepreneurship
A force of nature with a wry smile: Lang Walker remembered
Billionaire and philanthropist Lang Walker was remembered as a transformative force in Australia’s urban landscape at a memorial service at Sydney Town Hall on Friday.
- by Colin Kruger and Carolyn Cummins
The iron men with a $3 billion plan to save the planet
Two former Fortescue executives want to reduce the enormous carbon footprint of iron ore, Australia’s most lucrative export industry. It’ll cost at least $3 billion.
- by Anne Hyland
