Cabin staff urged to treat passengers as “special guests” Nation | While Air Seychelles chairman, Home Affairs & Transport Minister Joel Morgan, has urged the 18 cabin staff who completed a re-training course at the Etihad Academy to be the country’s “best ambassadors”, chief executive officer Cramer Ball has reminded them that passengers are not clients, but “gu...
Toro firms as WA uranium mining frontrunner Sydney Morning Herald | Toro Energy has solidified its position as the frontrunner to mine uranium in Western Australian after the state's Environmental Protection Authority today backed its Wiluna mine proposal for the Northern Goldfields. | Toro shares entered a trading...
Toro firms as WA uranium mining frontrunner Canberra Times | Toro Energy has solidified its position as the frontrunner to mine uranium in Western Australian after the state's Environmental Protection Authority today backed its Wiluna mine proposal for the Northern Goldfields. | Toro shares entered a trading...
Markets Live: Recovery rally loses steam Canberra Times | Miners and banks gain, as investors snap up bargains after last week's steep losses. The Australian dollar is also edging higher. | 12.12pm: Here’s some more detail on the Qantas job cuts: | Ending weeks of speculation about the extent of the...
Elders waits on weather gods in agriculture's two-speed economy The Australian | WE'VE all heard of the two-speed economy as a neat but overused term for the relative performance of booming resources and stressed industrial sectors, but it seems not all of the nation's tractors and harvesters are whirring along in the same cog,...
Global financial crisis puts present turmoil in the shade The Australian | THE turmoil sweeping markets is so far more about political risk than a repeat of the global financial breakdown that began in late 2007. | Investors are reacting to the prospective Greek default and the inability of Europe's leadership to produce ...
CBA's Narev gets in the soup line Canberra Times | CBD | The Commonwealth Bank chief executive, Ian Narev, has become the highest-profile signing for the event where company bosses are handed a beanie, piece of cardboard, cup of soup and some cold concrete bedding for the night. | Narev pushed the ...
Ending the Mindset That Gets Us into War GlobalResearch | MAY 20, 2012, MILITARIZED CHICAGO -- Next month in Baltimore they're going to celebrate the War of 1812. That's what we do with wars. We say they're the last resort. We say they're hell. We say they're for the purpose of eli...
Qantas to cut another 500 maintenance jobs Daily Press | MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia's top airline Qantas Airways said on Monday it is eliminating 500 jobs by merging maintenance facilities to save up to A$100 million ($98.4 million) annually, as high fuel costs and weak demand take a toll on airline profits. | Qantas, which is emerging from a costly industrial dispute, said in statement it will st...
