Omicron has metaphorically dampened Qantas Groups travel expectations and La Nina has literally dampened the entire nation. It looks like Aussie Summer is not going the way anyone had hoped.

Brace yourself for an influx of Instagram posts showing tourists visiting pristine beaches, drinking Chang beer, and eating Thai food (all of which they can do in Australia).

Just when you thought Afterpay had a tight enough grip on your finances, BNPL services are beginning to infiltrate the travel industry.

Palaszczuk has flung open QLD’s domestic border, meaning travellers from Victoria and NSW can finally visit the Big Pineapple for the first time in five months.

Greg Lynn will remain in custody at Melbourne Assessment Prison until May 2022 after being charged with the murder of two campers.

After three days of police questioning, Greg Lynn has been charged over the disappearance of two campers who went missing last year.

Almost two years later, police have made an arrest in relation to the disappearance of Russell Hill and Carol Clay, whose burnt-out campsite was found at the beginning of the pandemic.

The national carrier also said it plans to bring back around 11,000 stood-down workers a whopping six months earlier than expected.

The differing reopening roadmaps of the states and territories will no doubt cause headaches for travellers, hence this from A4ANZ.

It appears the marriage of Qantas and Emirates is still a happy one, with the two carriers renewing their vows.

The national carrier has masked another massive full-year loss with some optimistic talk of international flights in the near future.

An ATSB investigation has revealed that the pesky little tool was in the plane’s engine for more than 100 flights.