Chris Zappone
Digital Foreign Editor at The Age
Digital Foreign Editor at Sydney Morning Herald
Senior journalist, aviation @theage @smh https://t.co/5DGvDxiNMw Podcast: "Dark Shining Moment"
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watoday.com.au | Jessica Yun |Chris Zappone
Daniel Sciberras, spokesperson for loyalty points advice site Point Hacks, said the Qantas-David Jones announcement could be one of the “most comprehensive partnerships between an airline and a department store in the country”. Qantas has a lot of partnerships with many retail brands, some that are quite niche. David Jones is a more broader partner but does not have its loyalty program where you can earn and use points like its competitor Myer, Sciberras said.
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smh.com.au | Jessica Yun |Chris Zappone
By Jessica Yun and Chris Zappone June 5, 2025 — 5.00am, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Australians will be able to bank Qantas frequent flyer points when shopping at David Jones in a new partnership that will further stoke the intensifying rivalry between the nation’s two biggest department store chains.
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smh.com.au | Chris Zappone |Holly Thompson |Hamish Hastie
Socceroos defender Alessandro Circati has opened up on the six-hour-a-day efforts he put in to make a swift return from a torn anterior cruciate ligament, saying the hard work was all worth it so he could play against Japan this week.
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watoday.com.au | Cindy Yin |Alexander Darling |Ross Gittins |Chris Zappone
Australia news LIVE: Canavan says ‘no way in hell’ Nationals will back Labor’s super tax; Ley urges US to grant Australia an exemption to Trump’s metal tariffs; Westpac-owned RAMS admits to home loan misconduct By Cindy Yin Updated June 4, 2025 — 8.44amfirst published at 5.20am Save Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size Key posts Hide key posts Tasmanian Premier on thin ice amid no-confidence threat By Alexander Darling Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff is facing a...
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smh.com.au | Chris Zappone
Virgin Australia has kicked off its return to the Australian sharemarket after and absence of more than four years, with bankers offering shares in the airline to investors at $2.90 apiece for its much-anticipated listing on the ASX. Private equity owner Bain Capital will sell close to 30 per cent of Qantas Airways’ biggest rival, expecting to raise $685 million via the initial public offering.
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Competition is toughening, but will it be enough for Qantas to lift its game? https://t.co/4N24V7ibr2
In a defiant speech to the empty House chamber Tuesday night (May 11), the Wyoming lawmaker cited Pope John Paul II and appealed to “faith and freedom.” https://t.co/6ocIstzyDT
In an era that looked as if it might be defined by an American man of depraved cruelty, corruption, and shame, what a magnificent thing the Catholic Church has done. The elevation of an American man of goodness, grace, humility, mercy, and faith to the Throne of St. Peter is
Some kind of double game being played between Beijing and the Kremlin, surely.
Rather revealing that China’s state media sees nothing awkward in championing the alleged destruction of Russia’s top-line air defence system, in India, by 🇨🇳-supplied aircraft.
