
Adam Thorn
Journalist at Australian Aviation
Journalist at Momentum Media
Journalist, Mumbrella.
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2 days ago |
australianaviation.com.au | Adam Thorn
Returning transport minister Catherine King has hinted that preserving Rex will be top priority in her second term. In a statement issued after her reappointment, King stated that “preserving regional aviation” would form part of a “significant agenda” during the next three years. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. To continue reading the rest of this article, please login.
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3 days ago |
australianaviation.com.au | Adam Thorn
More than 40 aircraft are scheduled to take part in the 2025 Outback Air Race, a 3,800-kilometre time trial across Australia aimed at raising funds for the Royal Flying Doctor Service (RFDS). The event will begin on 22 August in Uluru, Northern Territory, and conclude on 8 September in Carnarvon, Western Australia. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. To continue reading the rest of this article, please login.
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3 days ago |
australianaviation.com.au | Adam Thorn
Australia’s aviation industry stands on the brink of finally surpassing pre-COVID passenger flight numbers after recording its best day in five years last month. On 17 April, during the recent Easter holidays, there were 2,717 flights across Australia, the best figures since 2020. This content is available exclusively to Australian Aviation members. To continue reading the rest of this article, please login.
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3 days ago |
defenceconnect.com.au | Adam Thorn
Axed federal science minister Ed Husic has branded the Deputy Prime Minister an “assassin” over his apparent role in his removal from cabinet. In an extraordinary public rebuke, Husic argued that Richard Marles was not a statesman and even suggested his own views on the conflict in Gaza led to his demise. You’re out of free articles for this month Username or Email Keep me signed in on this device.
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3 days ago |
spaceconnectonline.com.au | Adam Thorn
It comes after incumbent Ed Husic was axed from the role late last week, with newspapers speculating the decision was made to balance the left and right-wing factions of the Labor party following the election win. Ayres was previously the assistant minister for trade and a future made in Australia during Albanese’s first term. The 51-year-old grew up on a beef cattle farm on the north coast of New South Wales and completed high school in Glen Innes.
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