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The Qantas Wallabies laid claim to having the best defence in world Rugby with a rare shutout of Wales at Millennium Stadium on Saturday. Full Article at Rugby.com
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From LAX, Air New Zealand and Qantas offer nonstop service. Restricted round-trip fares begin at $1,538. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Qantas Airways appoints Rohan Garnett Vice President of Leisure Sales, North America. View Photo »
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The financial condition of Qantas is much better than that of British Airways, which is in a sad shape and getting worse each month.
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Matt Giteau answered his critics with a flyhalf masterclass as the Qantas Wallabies signed off 2009 with their storming win over Wales at Millennium Stadium. Full Article at Rugby.com
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Digby Ioane scored the Wallabies first try The Qantas Wallabies have ended their Spring Tour on a high defeating Wales 33-12, four tries to nil, at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff today and regaining the James Bevan trophy. Full Article at Rugby.com
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David Pocock - among the Wallabies best on the Spring Tour The Qantas Wallabies have finished their Spring Tour with a resounding 33-12, four tries to nil, victory against Wales in Cardiff today. Full Article at Rugby.com
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Qantas CEO Alan Joyce, left, and CFO Colin Storrie during the announcement of the companies full-year financial results for 2008/09 in Sydney, Australia, Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2009. View Photo »
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If I were Qantas, I wouldn’t consider giving up control of my future to British Airways
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There were few bright spots in the Qantas Wallabies loss to Scotland but one man who never stopped trying was Reds winger Peter Hynes who was voted for the Men of Gold in Edinburgh. Full Article at Rugby.com
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Adam Ashley-Cooper: "a win against Wales is always very special" Classy fullback Adam Ashley-Cooper says the mid-week Qantas Wallabies's historic victory over Cardiff has the Test side pumped to end their spring tour in style against Wales on Saturday. Full Article at Rugby.com
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Qantas CEO Alan Joyce, left, and CFO Colin Storrie during the announcement of the companies full-year financial results for 2008/09 in Sydney, Australia, Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2009.
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Qantas Airways Ltd Chief Executive Officer Alan Joyce looks at a media release during the company's full-year financial results announcement in Sydney August 19, 2009.
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A Qantas aircraft takes off from Sydney airport August 19, 2009. Qantas Airways Ltd. , Australia's largest carrier, pointed to early signs of improved passenger volumes on Wednesday after reporting an 87 percent plunge in annual profit on a slump in demand for air travel.
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A Qantas 747 aircraft takes off from Sydney airport August 19, 2009. Qantas Airways Ltd. , Australia's largest carrier, pointed to early signs of improved passenger volumes on Wednesday after reporting an 87 percent plunge in annual profit on a slump in demand for air travel.
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A Qantas A380 arrives at its gate at Kingsford Smith International airport in Sydney June 26, 2009.
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A Qantas A380 arrives at its gate at Kingsford Smith international airport in Sydney June 26, 2009.
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A handout photo from Qantas released on December 14, 2005 shows the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner decked out in the Qantas livery. Australia's Qantas on June 26, 2009 cancelled an order for 15 Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft, citing dramatic changes to the global economic environment.
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CEO of Qantas Alan Joyce speaks during the Chief Executive forum of the 65th International Air Transport Association (IATA) Annual General Meeting in Kuala Lumpur June 9, 2009.
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Qantas Airways Ltd Chief Executive Alan Joyce speaks at a business lunch in Melbourne May 27, 2009. Qantas Airways Ltd, Australia's biggest airline, is seeing early signs of a pick-up in China's air freight business, Joyce told a business lunch on Wednesday.
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Qantas Airways Ltd Chief Executive Alan Joyce speaks at a business lunch in Melbourne May 27, 2009. Qantas Airways Ltd, Australia's biggest airline, is seeing early signs of a pick-up in China's air freight business, Joyce told a business lunch on Wednesday.
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Qantas Airways Ltd Chief Executive Alan Joyce speaks at a business lunch in Melbourne May 27, 2009. Qantas Airways Ltd, Australia's biggest airline, is seeing early signs of a pick-up in China's air freight business, Joyce told a business lunch on Wednesday.
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Qantas Airways Ltd Chief Executive Alan Joyce speaks at a business lunch in Melbourne May 27, 2009. Qantas Airways Ltd, Australia's biggest airline, is seeing early signs of a pick-up in China's air freight business, Joyce told a business lunch on Wednesday.
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Qantas Airways Ltd Chief Executive Alan Joyce is seen at a business lunch in Melbourne May 27, 2009. Qantas Airways Ltd, Australia's biggest airline, is seeing early signs of a pick-up in China's air freight business, Joyce told a business lunch on Wednesday.
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A Qantas Boeing 767-338/ER passenger plane flies over Sydney airport April 14, 2009.
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A Qantas passenger plane passes behind a barbed wire fence as it taxis on the tarmac at Sydney airport April 14, 2009.
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FILE - In this July 28, 2008 file photo, Qantas Airways Ltd. CEO Alan Joyce, then chief executive designate, smirks during a press conference in Sydney, Australia.
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A Qantas passenger plane passes by traffic control signs as it taxis on the tarmac at Sydney airport April 14, 2009.
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A Qantas plane (top) is moved at Sydney International Airport on February 9, 2009. Australian airline Qantas downgraded its annual profit forecast by up to 80 percent on April 14, 2009 and said it would slash as many as 1,750 jobs and defer multi-billion dollar orders for 16 aircraft.
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Qantas CEO Alan Joyce, left, and CFO Colin Storrie during the announcement of the companies full-year financial results for 2008/09 in Sydney, Australia, Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2009.
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The financial condition of Qantas is much better than that of British Airways, which is in a sad shape and getting worse each month.
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If I were Qantas, I wouldn’t consider giving up control of my future to British Airways
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Well, telling an ashtray thank you sounds a lot more fun than having to share a set for God knows how many weeks with Dustin Hoffman banging on about Qantas
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With a history of 55 years of flying between the U.S. and Australia, Qantas offers the highest standard in trans-Pacific travel
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New Zealand, and Queenstown in particular, remains a very important market for Qantas, and we have seen demand increase to a level on our existing Queenstown-Sydney services that we can now offer customers a third year-round service.
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Jetstar Australia and the Qantas Group has always understood the association of the Jetstar brand within Vietnam, which has been fundamental to the transformation of the former Pacific Airlines, was approved and deemed legal by the Vietnamese Government
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The ACCC considers that the joint venture is likely to assist Virgin Blue and Delta to compete more effectively against the incumbents on the routes, Qantas and United Airlines ... The entry of Virgin Blue and Delta on the trans-Pacific routes has created strong competition on price and service in the m...
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The joint venture is likely to assist Virgin Blue and Delta to compete more effectively against the incumbents on the routes, Qantas (QAN.AX) and United Airlines (UAUA.O)
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The unfortunate consequence of the way Qantas has structured this means people can't get the information about the credit card charge until they are close to being committed to the transaction.
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I believe that our company generates more international tourism revenue than any other Australian company, with the exception of Qantas
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Qantas pretty much told me, swine flu wasn't a severe enough sickness
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Qantas operates cabin air systems in accordance with manufacturers’ normal operating procedures and complies with all CASA (Civil Aviation Safety Authority) directives regarding air quality across our fleet
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Although the allocations have exhausted existing capacity between Australia and Fiji, Qantas is understood to be preparing further submissions to the International Air Services Commission (IASC)
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If it is not a safety issue and not impacting a person's ability to carry out their duties in a professional manner … it is none of Qantas's business
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2010 is set to be an exciting year for football as the Qantas Socceroos play in their second consecutive FIFA World Cup, we step up our efforts to win the right to host the 2018 or 2022 FIFA World Cup and we celebrate 130 years since the first recorded football match in Australia.
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This is all about a new way of doing business to help Qantas work smarter, streamline processes and eradicate duplication
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But the fact remains that over 80 per cent of all Qantas aircraft heavy maintenance is carried out here in Australia, as has been the case for many years.
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Australia's airlines have certainly been well supported of late, with Qantas and Virgin Blue rallying 17.4% and 37.2% [respectively] since the beginning of September
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As an Australian with strong ties to Samoa, I am so proud that football and (team sponsor) Qantas are making this gesture to help young people in Samoa and Indonesia
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As an Australian with strong ties to Samoa, I am so proud that football and Qantas are making this gesture to help young people in Samoa and Indonesia
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We’re proud to sponsor the Qantas Wallabies and are committed to working with the ARU on steps to help the recovery process in Samoa and Tonga.
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I found when I was flying to Western Australia last week that Qantas - the great Australian company, the national airline - is actually using butter from Denmark
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One thing was that Qantas took a long, hard look at the numbers and decided if they could be profitable ... One of the problems with fighter brands is that they are oriented towards destroying a competitor and because of that managers pay a lot less attention to the bottom line.
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Khazaal, a former Lebanon-born Qantas Airways baggage-handler, compiled the book from a range of Internet sources, his lawyer George Thomas told the court at an earlier sentencing hearing.
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