Similarly, Travel Weekly staff have been keeping a close eye on the office snack shelf after the office dog’s latest Tim Tam raid.

After months of toing and froing, the board of Sydney Airport has finally settled on its suitor. Now they just need shareholders and regulators to approve it.

In good news for our inbound tourism gang, the PM is confident that double-jabbed tourists, students and backpackers will return this year.

Will it be a case of third time lucky for the consortium of investors? Not if “Rocket” Rod Sims finds any glaring problems with the deal.

Showing up at the airport on the wrong day is every traveller’s worst nightmare, so we can’t imagine how this woman felt.

We reckon all flight attendants who work in the US deserve a medal, or at least free self-defence classes. Maybe some tasers, too.

The airport’s board has given the takeover offer a hard pass, but Travel Weekly will happily be acquired for $22 million!

A multi-billion-dollar bid has been lobbed at Australia’s largest airport, meaning its board members and bean counters have a busy week ahead.

A driver burst through a fence at the airport and sped across two runways just as the Prince was arriving at the airport for a flight to the UK.

You’d expect Sydney Airport shareholders to be a little more nervous after seeing these pics of its new rival.

Much to Travel Weekly’s disappointment, the new lounge doesn’t feature robot butlers. However, it does have plenty of bright greenery and ambient lighting.

Passengers were evacuated from an international airport over the weekend after a series of events unfolded, beginning with a man allegedly shouting “Allahu Akbar”.