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Over half of Australia's airports were busier last year than before COVID - Vimarsana News

Over half of Australia's airports were busier last year than before COVID

Just over half of Australia's airports were busier during the last financial year than pre-pandemic, according to flight data.

Byron Bay: the good and the bad of housing trends - Vimarsana News

Byron Bay: the good and the bad of housing trends

Byron Bay: the good and the bad of housing trends The northern NSW destination has become a symbol, or a microcosm, of post-pandemic population and housing trends – and the surge is not just about global influencers or the uber-wealthy. Share Last Saturday I drove into the hinterland of Byron Bay for an auction. The property, on Alidenes Road in Wilsons Creek just 15 minutes from the coast, nestles into the rainforest on 1.5 hectares of luxuriant garden surrounding an open-plan home with an elevated panorama across a green vista of field and forest. Wategos Beach near Byron Bay. The area h...

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SAFIS flies under the Radar - Australian Flying - Vimarsana News

SAFIS flies under the Radar - Australian Flying

SAFIS flies under the Radar 7 April 2021 Whilst Airservices Australia's proposal to modify the base of Class E airspace on the eastern seaboard has garnered a lot of feedback traffic, there has been very little chatter surrounding another part of the modernisation program: SAFIS. Surveillance Aerodrome Flight Information Service (SAFIS) is set to be implemented at two non-towered airports mid year if the proposal goes ahead unchanged. The two airports–Ballina/Byron Gateway in NSW and Mangalore in Victoria–are both heavy-traffic airports that Airservices believes warrant greater situation...