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Depressingly, this story has absolutely nothing to do with musical theatre. Although agents will be happy.
Depressingly, this story has absolutely nothing to do with musical theatre. Although agents will be happy.
The kids don't want to follow dad into the family business. Not unusual.
If you are looking for some pics to put on your vision board then this is the article for you.
Bonza's creditors have washed their hands with the crippled airline. This is the end of the Flying Purple Thumb.
How did we manage to link Julian Assange and our travel trade news? The intriguing island of Saipan, that's how!
Congratulations to all the members of the Board. We hope heads aren't too sore this morning.
With so many new members, we wonder whether the next ATIA board meeting will begin with an icebreaker exercise.
The Pacific Northwest U.S can get very cold so its great years of living in Melbourne has prepared Barnes for the move.
Qantas cops a $100m civil penalty, passengers to get back $20m over cancelled flights to resolve ACCC court battle.
Virgin Australia has announced that Jayne Hrdlicka has resigned from the airline after four years in the job.
Let us know.... if you can.
All flights are currently suspended as emergency services respond to the fire.
Joyce has decided to bring his retirement forward by two months. Maybe to go on holidays. We wonder who he'll fly with.
It comes after a spectacular appearance by Qantas CEO Alan Joyce at a senate inquiry.
Premier Daniel Andrews has confirmed the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Victoria will not go ahead.
The flying kangaroo's first female CEO will take over the role in November 2023 following Alan Joyce's retirement.
Royal Caribbean has confirmed the incident saying it happened while on its trans-pacific sailing.
Usually when writing a headline we try and summarise a story in one sentence, but in this case it's just not possible.