Renters report evictions and repair delays, Albanese retains strong voter approval in Guardian Essential poll, banks target scammers
Current laws allow airlines to issue tickets that do not guarantee departure at a particular time or date, meaning there are no repercussions if airlines choose to cancel flights.Australian airlines could soon be forced to pay cash compensation to passengers whose flights are delayed or cancelled.Full StorySorry your browser does not support audio - but you can download here and listen https://audio.guim.co.uk/2020/05/05-61553-gnl.fw.200505.jf.ch7DW.
As she marks one year in the role, foreign affairs minister Penny Wong tells us about her mission toby making a “clear statement of our priorities”. A year ago, Wong claimed that the Coalition had “dropped the ball” in the Pacific. Now she says Australia’s relationships were in an even worse state than she initially believed – and that is something she is determined to rectify.Sydney film festival offerings including The New Boy, How to Blow Up a Pipeline, Sisu and Asteroid City.
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