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Alan Joyce shows what flying on Qantas will look like – The Australian Financial Review
Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce has flown from Sydney to Melbourne on Friday sitting in the middle seat to demonstrate the airline’s new COVID-19 safety procedures.
Contactless check-in, hand sanitising stations and social distancing rules are required during pre-flight procedures but not on the aircraft.
Air crews will hand out face masks and wipes to passenge…
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Beijing could use China policy debates to portray Australia as ‘intolerant’ country, DFAT official warns – ABC News
Australia’s top foreign affairs official warns Beijing will seize on rancorous debates over foreign policy on China to portray Australia as an “intolerant” country….
Australia’s top foreign affairs official has warned Beijing will seize on rancorous debates over foreign policy on China to portray Australia as an “intolerant” country.
- The DFAT secretary says debates about China could be used by Beijing to tar Australia’s image
- She says the Chinese Government is using state media to project an “intolerant” Australia
- It comes in the wake of a series of controversies in Canberra over race and foreign policy
The secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade…
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LNP’s Queensland election commitment costings reveal billions in savings but Bruce Highway expansion, New Bradfield Scheme promises largely unfunded – ABC News
The Liberal National Party’s big-ticket promises such as the New Bradfield Scheme and widening the Bruce Highway remain largely unfunded in the costings released…
The LNP has revealed its election costings total $5.05 billion, but big-ticket promises like the New Bradfield Scheme and widening the Bruce Highway are largely unfunded for the next four years.
Handing down the party’s official costings two days out from polling day, LNP Deputy Leader Tim Mander declared there would be no assets sales or forced redundancies if the LNP was elected to government this Saturday.
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Urgent covid alert for fortnight of F45 Leppington classes – NEWS.com.au
Urgent covid alert for fortnight of F45 Leppington classes
Dozens of people will be forced into isolation after a person diagnosed with coronavirus attended two weeks worth of classes while potentially infectious. NSW Health issued an urgent warning for gymgoers at F45 in Leppington, ordering anyone in the following classes to get tested for the virus immediately and isolate for a full 14 days from their last exposure, regardless of the result.
- Thursday October 15, 5.15pm – 6pm
- Saturday October 17, 8.10am – 9.10am
- Sunday October 18, 8.55am – 9.40am
- Monday…
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