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Floods after back-to-back cyclones damage iconic reef

Floods after back-to-back cyclones damage iconic reef

Scientists say they are concerned about the impact back-to-back cyclones in north Queensland have had on the Great Barrier Reef.

Kokoda Track tour operator back in business

Kokoda Track tour operator back in business

Kokoda Track tour operator back in business

Kokoda Track tour operator back in business

A major Kokoda Track tour operation is free to take groups on the historic walk once again after a court overturned a ban on Adventure Kokoda's operations.

Airlines brace for busiest day of flights in four years

Airlines brace for busiest day of flights in four years

Airlines brace for busiest day of flights in four years

Airlines brace for busiest day of flights in four years

Travellers are hoping for clear skies ahead as airports and airlines prepare for their busiest day in four years, with capacity approaching pre-pandemic levels.

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Virgin Voyages launches in Australia with a splash

Virgin Voyages launches in Australia with a splash

Dancers, champagne and Sir Richard Branson have all featured at the launch of a new Virgin Voyages cruise ship that will call Australia home.

Iconic Aussie watering holes snapped up in mega deal

Iconic Aussie watering holes snapped up in mega deal

Global investment firm PAG has bought hospitality group Australian Venue Co, owner of 210 pubs, bars and restaurants across Australia and New Zealand.

Dreamworld owner Ardent back to profit after bumpy ride

Dreamworld owner Ardent back to profit after bumpy ride

Theme park operator Ardent Leisure has marked its recovery from a fatal accident at Dreamworld and COVID-19 with its first full-year profit since 2016.

Ardent settles shareholder suit over Dreamworld tragedy

Ardent settles shareholder suit over Dreamworld tragedy

Dreamworld's parent company has settled a shareholder lawsuit that claimed losses following the deadly accident at the Gold Coast theme park in 2016.

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NSW to scrap 'arcane' cruise vaccine, mask mandates

NSW to scrap 'arcane' cruise vaccine, mask mandates

NSW to scrap 'arcane' cruise vaccine, mask mandates

NSW to scrap 'arcane' cruise vaccine, mask mandates

NSW will push to scrap COVID-19 requirements for cruise ships as the state looks to move on from the pandemic and reignite the tourism sector.

Qantas names new domestic head in management shake-up

Qantas names new domestic head in management shake-up

Qantas names new domestic head in management shake-up

Qantas names new domestic head in management shake-up

Australia's national carrier has named a replacement for current CFO Vanessa Hudson, who becomes CEO in November, and a new head of Qantas Domestic.

Flight path fracas over Western Sydney Airport noise

Flight path fracas over Western Sydney Airport noise

Flight path fracas over Western Sydney Airport noise

Flight path fracas over Western Sydney Airport noise

Blue Mountains residents are concerned about plane noise impacting the World Heritage site after flight paths for the Western Sydney airport were released.

Underpaid Taronga Zoo casuals get $2.6m in back pay

Underpaid Taronga Zoo casuals get $2.6m in back pay

Underpaid Taronga Zoo casuals get $2.6m in back pay

Underpaid Taronga Zoo casuals get $2.6m in back pay

Taronga Zoo's chief executive says he is "deeply sorry" after a review found casual maintenance workers had been underpaid through a new payroll system.

Workers return to cities but some still shunning office

Workers return to cities but some still shunning office

Workers return to cities but some still shunning office

Workers return to cities but some still shunning office

Workers are gradually returning to Australia's biggest cities but some continue to shun the office to stay home, new data shows.

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