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Qantas urged to invest in more planes as incoming CEO s task seemingly becomes larger by the day – Travel Weekly

As Qantas' hierarchy continue to work behind the scenes in appointing a new CEO, the industry has weighed in on changes they think need to be made.

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Hyoumankind Go Pillow improves posture and promote better sleep

Unlike regular pillows, the Go Pillow features a unique curved design ideal for back or side sleepers, and can be used when flying, working in the office, meditating, resting, driving or doing yoga.

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Qantas domestic cabin crew agree deal to avert strikes

Qantas domestic cabin crew agree deal to avert strikes
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Qantas make major mistake before woman attended wedding

Courtney Allison-Young has been forced to buy herself and her two-year-old son clothes to wear to a wedding after Qantas lost their luggage as they travelled from Auckland to Sydney on Thursday.

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Qantas trying to recruit 1500 staff who left during Covid - but some will need to accept less pay

Qantas are trying to rehire 1,500 cabin crew who were made redundant or resigned during the Covid pandemic - but some of them will need to rejoin the airline on less pay.

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