ACCC tsar Rod Sims had already given this proposal a tentative thumbs down back in May, so the final decision should hardly come as a surprise.

The drama surrounding a flight full of Aussie Olympians continues, with witnesses saying athletes raided the galley for alcohol, refused to follow cabin crew instructions and didn’t comply with mask requirements while on board.

It looks like the Aussie men’s soccer and rugby sevens teams may have taken their respective Olympic losses harder than we thought.

Qantas and Jetstar staff are no doubt breathing a sigh of relief after facing the prospect of having to move interstate and – god forbid – barrack for another footy team.

Aussie snowboarders looking to shred the slopes of Japan this snow season now have another reason to book their trip.

If you think we’re not telling you which airlines topped the lists because we’re hoping you’ll click on the article, then you’d be right.

Calling all skint travellers: your trip to Japan just got a whole lot easier.

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