Australia's national carrier, Qantas, blames its booking systems and travel changes for its failure to inform customers about cancelled flights.
In today’s news, Australia’s national carrier claims it didn’t make money on its controversial flight cancellations , one of the oldest Australian activist investors tells Chanticleer how it makes money, and a house in south-west Sydney with a reserve price of $2 million sells for $4.6 million.Australia’s sharemarket opened lower after the S&P 500 entered correction territory. Qantas hit back at ACCC. Retail sales figures are expected later today.
The airline has blamed its booking systems and the “sheer scale” of travel changes for its failure to tell customers they had booked airfares on flights that had already been scrapped.Following his sale of Aconex to US giant Oracle, it is surprising to see the co-founder starting at square one. What is less surprising is well-known backers buying in.
The Albanese government says a planned trade deal with the EU is off the table until after the next federal election.Everyone knew that keeping the referee happy would be more important than ever in this World Cup, and New Zealand proved it at their own expense.The company that calls itself the Spirit of Australia would be best to show it believes in the spirit of consumer law, not the letter of it.Endeavour, Whitehaven, Magellan – spot fires are breaking out everywhere.
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