05July2026

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Sunday, 05 July 2026 15:44

FACTS ABOUT HIGHER AIRFARE PRICES

RESEARCH from Adelaide University has found that rising jet fuel prices do not automatically lead to higher airfares. Published in Research in Transportation Economics, the study shows airfare changes depend on the type of fuel price shock, airline pricing strategies, passenger demand and market competition. While fuel supply disruptions often have little immediate impact on domestic fares, economic growth and oil market uncertainty can affect different ticket classes in different ways. The findings could help shape airline pricing, fuel policy and sustainable aviation planning.
Sunday, 05 July 2026 15:42

NEW FIST NATIONS LEADERS CONFIRMED

INDIGENOUS Business Australia (IBA) has strengthened First Nations and female representation on its board with the appointments of Bronwyn Dodd, Jessica Bulger and Krista Dunstan. The appointments bring the board to nine directors, including eight Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander members and a female majority. The new directors bring expertise in banking, governance, Indigenous leadership, corporate affairs and international trade. IBA Chair Darren Godwell said the appointments reflect the organisation's commitment to Indigenous economic empowerment, while Minister for Indigenous Australians Malarndirri McCarthy welcomed their leadership and experience.
Sunday, 05 July 2026 15:40

DOCTORS CALL FOR FUNDING REFORMS

THE Australian Medical Association is calling for urgent reforms and increased funding to improve healthcare for Australians living in residential aged care. The AMA says funding shortfalls, regulatory barriers and poor digital integration are preventing GPs from providing regular care, leading to avoidable hospital admissions and poorer health outcomes. AMA President Danielle McMullen said a GP-led collaborative model, better funding, stronger digital systems and improved workforce support are needed to ensure aged care residents receive timely, coordinated healthcare.
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