
Qantas reverts to type
Being this greedy is unsightly, and Vanessa Hudson's is on full display.
Being this greedy is unsightly, and Vanessa Hudson's is on full display.
The final judgment in TWU v Qantas is uncomfortable reading for Vanessa Hudson.
Anyone expecting contrition from the former Qantas CEO was sorely disappointed.
A sensational leak has destabilised the bank's leadership. NAB's shareholders are understandably jumpy about the bank's current direction.
The same morning it revealed a cyber attack, Qantas received the first of 28 groundbreaking new planes. But onboard, there was a toilet missing…
Blue Sky's bitter founder capitulates in court, plus Graeme Samuel's inevitable route back to himself.
Guess who bought Cat Rock's Cettire shares? Plus, the race to lead Air New Zealand.
The airline's three days in Justice Lee's courtroom could scarcely have gone worse.
Qantas returns to Justice Michael Lee's courtroom on Monday to argue against a maximum penalty of $121 million over its illegal outsourcing in 2020.
Australia's director class specialises in quietly ratcheting up their pay via exotic supplementary allowances.
ANZ Plus briefing baffles banking analysts and a pilot strike in Helsinki disrupts Qantas' Singapore route.
Hudson is continuing to strategically underinvest in the Qantas (but never the Jetstar) fleet, even while she claims the opposite and everyone nods along.