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Beleaguered airline chief executive brings forward retirement by two months stating ‘the company needs to move ahead with its renewal as a priority’

Qantas veteran chief executive Alan Joyce announced his early retirement Tuesday, as Australias once-loved national carrier faced searing criticism over price gouging and poor service.

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Although he eventually turned toxic for Qantas public image, the 57-year-old was worth his weight in gold ...

The 102-year-old airline, Qantas, known for embodying the "Spirit of Australia", is going through troubles despite a multimillion dollar bailout.

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Qantas Chief Executive Alan Joyce announces his early retirement; federal MPs to travel to the US to lobby for Julian Assange; and in cricket, a Travis Head onslaught lifts Australia to an easy T20 victory.

Union helps Burak Dogan’s family lodge workers’ compensation claim after company denied them $400,000 death benefit

Alan Joyce will leave his post immediately — two months earlier than planned

Shock and sadness engulfed the nation when news spread of the passing last Sunday morning of iconic calypso queen Denyse Plummer, following a long battle with cancer. Several prominent artistes