Patrick Hatch

Qantas' new 787 Dreamliner will fly the non-stop Perth to London route, but the airline wants planes that can go even ...

Fly longer, but the airport transfer is not departing just yet

For all the hardships of long-distance travel, stopping mid-journey at an unfamiliar airport to change planes is generally accepted as one of the more trying.

Ben Duval, manager of Carwyn Cellars. Latest ABS retail sales figures show weakness in almost all sectors except for ...

Happy hour at bottle shops, as shoppers buy booze and little else

Slinging booze has emerged as one of the few bright spots in Australia's otherwise struggling retail landscape.

Coles hops into half hour delivery with Deliveroo

Coles has added another twist to its experiments with online delivery, teaming up with the bicycle-based service Deliveroo to offer a 30-minute home deliveries on groceries.

Aldi's new store format increases space dedicated to fresh food from 15 to 25 per cent.

Aldi's fresh food is grocery 'game changer'

Aldi's billion-dollar fresh food facelift for its supermarkets is giving it more pricing firepower.

Administrator FTI Consulting 's John Park has received a deed of company arrangement that would see SurfStitch relist ...

SurfStitch administrators weigh up relisting

SurfStitch, the victim of one of the most memorable stock market wipe-outs in recent years, could soon be trading on the ASX again under a plan hatched by a mystery company insider that it being considered by administrators.

Creative Gourmet frozen berries were recalled in 2015 following a hepatitis A outbreak.

Berry supplier dragged to court of Patties' Hep A outbreak

The clean up from a hepatitis A outbreak linked to frozen berries has landed in court, with Patties Foods seeking millions of dollars in compensation from the supplier that sourced the infected fruit from China.

Billions made and lost but what did we really learn?

It was confession time for the nation's biggest listed corporations so who did well and who's had explaining to do?

LG did not have to tell customers what their consumer rights were, the court has ruled.

ACCC loses case against LG over customer repairs

Electronics giant LG did not break the law when it convinced customers to pay to have their faulty televisions repaired, even though they might have been entitled to a full refund or replacement, a court has ruled.

Feels like home: A Qantas A380 super-jumbo.

Goodbye to Dubai: Qantas shifts London stopovers

Qantas is dropping Dubai from its network in a major shake-up that repositions it towards the booming Asian market.

Harvey Norman has posted a "record-breaking result", its chairman Gerry Harvey said.

Harvey Norman punished after dividend cut

A record profit has not been enough to save Harvey Norman from a sharemarket savaging after the retailer cut its full-year dividend on Thursday.

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