Elias Visontay

Shouts of ‘shame on you’ after shareholder Chris Maxworthy’s microphone cut off

The Australian Institute of Architects’ 2023 awards took a turn to sustainable designs that make the most of inner-city infrastructure and the environment

Goyder will resign before the company’s annual general meeting in late 2024

Committee seeks more time so it can quiz former Qantas boss Alan Joyce about the Albanese government’s Qatar Airways ruling

Exclusive: federal government coordinated letters to the women and Qatari officials when they formally rejected the request for extra routes

Industrial action could affect more than 50 flights including routes from Perth to regional towns and mine sites

Exclusive: Senate inquiry hearings were told application for extra flights by the Gulf had been ‘unfairly rejected’

The competition watchdog’s allegation follows Qantas executives’ denials of so-called ‘slot hoarding’ at two parliamentary hearings

Alan Joyce is keen to paint a rosy picture but he faces a public with higher expectations, less tolerance for poor service and a hunger for more affordable fares

Australia’s total of EVs almost doubled in 2022, growing from 44,000 to more than 83,000, sales data shows

The national carrier leans into its emotional connection with Australians, so it is bound to be the focus of intense scrutiny

QF19 was three hours into New Year’s Day journey when pilots learned they could not land at Manila

The Boeing 787 was more than four hours into the flight when it was denied permission to land and forced to return to Melbourne

It comes as another Qantas flight leaving Sydney for London on Christmas Day was delayed from taking off due to a technical issue

QF1 landed safely at Baku airport and was met by emergency services on the runway

‘It is believed additional sites could exist across Victoria and the country,’ state environment protection authority says

Lawyers for Deanna ‘Violet’ Coco, who stopped traffic for 25 minutes in April, say it is ‘outrageous’ their client was refused bail before an appeal next year

‘It seemed like the community was just left to do your best with what you have,’ one local says

The self-styled psychic spent five years turning a Tel Aviv soap factory into a fitting home for his collection of celebrity photos, diamond-studded walking sticks and, of course, wonky cutlery. He gives our writer a tour

Exclusive: Worker raises concerns about chronic staff shortage, poor pay and unmanageable workload as domestic travel soars