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- Sep 30, 2026
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Australian airport doubles in size after $200 million transformation (opens the original)
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The latest travel news, tips and inspiration delivered to your inbox. Sign up now. When I pull into Hobart Airport to drop off my hire car, all signage is clear and the car rental offices modern and easy to find at night. These improved experiences are part of the airport’s $200 million upgrade project. It feels like I’m about to board a flight to somewhere like Singapore, but instead it’s a quick hop across Bass Strait. Not only has the terminal doubled in size, but the existing space feels mor
Premium class for half the price of Qantas – just don’t choose the seat I did (opens the original)
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It’s a calm Sunday evening at Sydney Airport. There’s a queue at check-in and no priority line for Premium Class. That’s the first hint that Premium Class isn’t true premium economy – and, to be fair, it’s about half the price of Qantas’ premium economy on the same route – so I set my expectations accordingly. The queue pleasingly clears in less than 10 minutes with security and passport control also hassle-free. The latest travel news, tips and inspiration delivered to your inbox. Sign up now.
The airport refund scheme every Aussie traveller needs to know about (opens the original)
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Australia’s tourist refund scheme (TRS) isn’t just for international visitors. It also allows Aussie travellers to claim back GST paid on eligible purchases before jetting abroad. From clothing through to jewellery, electronics, luggage, unused make-up and more, a successful claim puts that tax back into your pocket. It also supports Australian businesses by encouraging travellers to shop here rather than overseas. Some will always take advantage. A Sydney-based international student was recentl
Six ways to get an elusive flatbed seat using frequent flyer points (opens the original)
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You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Business class flights are the best way to spend your frequent flyer points. But finding these elusive cost-savers can be tough. Airlines make these available only when the same seat is unlikely to sell for cold, hard cash. Those paying top dollar also want the greatest convenience: non-stop flights or the speediest transits, adding to the challenge. With points, flexibility is a must – as is thin
Despite conflict, epic Qantas non-stop Europe route is still flying (opens the original)
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It’s a busy Thursday morning at Fiumicino Airport, but Qantas check-in is peacefully quiet. My suitcase is promptly tagged to my final destination, Melbourne, and I’m reminded to collect the bag in Perth for customs clearance before dropping it off again. Given airspace disruptions in the Middle East, this is currently the only flight between Europe and Australia running non-stop in each direction (Qantas’ Paris flights are detouring through Singapore, and Perth-London flights do the same when f
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