Comment / Dark skies down under – white (paper) wash

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25/09/2024

(This is Part III of “Dark skies” coverage by Mr Joy – for his previous takes, please click here and check out his coverage dated 29 Aug and 10 Sept.)

The federal government led by Prime Minster Anthony Albanese had the opportunity to propose meaningful reforms to the domestic Australian aviation industry.

Predictably, it failed.

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(On accounting and strategic trickery, please click here.)

Qantas recently reported an annual profit of A$1.25 billion, which, at face value, looks impressive. But a closer ...

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