Business
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Opinion
Aviation
Back to the future: What Rex needs to do to survive
Rex has become the latest to discover just how difficult, if not impossible, it is to crack the Qantas/Virgin duopoly. But all may not be lost.
- by Stephen Bartholomeusz
Updated
Aviation
Rex collapses with 600 jobs at risk as all capital city flights axed
- by Amelia McGuire
Currency
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Companies
Nation’s biggest power plant burns most coal since 2019
The Eraring power station’s coal output has hit a five-year-high, highlighting the difficulties of weaning the grid off the polluting fossil fuel.
- by Nick Toscano
Editorial
Aviation
Capital city failure must not threaten Rex Airlines’ regional services
The collapse of Rex Airlines will raise questions about monopolies in the aviation business, but regional Australia needs the carrier to keep flying.
- The Herald's View
Updated
Aviation
Rex collapses with 600 jobs at risk as all capital city flights axed
- by Amelia McGuire
Markets
The economy
Opinion & Perspectives
Capital city failure must not threaten Rex Airlines’ regional services
The collapse of Rex Airlines will raise questions about monopolies in the aviation business, but regional Australia needs the carrier to keep flying.
The Herald's View
Editorial
A hex on Rex: The real reason it has hit the decks
The chat in aviation circles is that the government is expected to take part-ownership of Rex conditional on the airline shrinking back to its regional roots.
Elizabeth Knight
Business columnist
Back to the future: What Rex needs to do to survive
Rex has become the latest to discover just how difficult, if not impossible, it is to crack the Qantas/Virgin duopoly. But all may not be lost.
Stephen Bartholomeusz
Senior business columnist
Banking & finance
Small business
Whiskey wars: US distillers warn Australia to stick to spirit of the law
Complaints about Australian distillers mislabelling products as whiskey and bourbon risk triggering a trade dispute with the United States.
- by Andrew Taylor
Investors thirst for Melbourne’s much-loved pubs, but others call last drinks
A disturbing number of well-known hostelries are also calling last drinks because of soaring costs.
- by Tim Boreham
Media
Lachlan Murdoch hosts Albanese, Dutton, billionaires amid real-life succession drama
- by Calum Jaspan and James Massola
Opinion
Media & marketing
Rupert Murdoch’s attempt to rule from the grave is stranger than fiction
- by Elizabeth Knight
Workplace
