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Coverage that provides news and analysis of national issues significant to regional Australians. 

When Taraidh became quadriplegic 18 months ago, it turned his family's emergency plans on their head. A new program is helping equip people like him with the tools they need to prepare. 

The Wagonga lady is one of more than 1,700 ancestors returned to Australia from overseas collections in the past three decades, but many more remain to be found and returned. 

U.S. airlines have begun furloughing or laying off tens of thousands of employees, including pilots, after Congress failed to pass a new bailout bill that is supported by leadership of both parties and the White House. Axios Re:Cap digs into the current state of play, and why it ... Show More

<p>Canada’s international airports have experienced <a href="https://www.torontopearson.com/en/corporate/media/press-releases/2022-05-04" target="_blank">major delays</a> getting passengers on and off their flights, as people begin returning to air travel in numbers not seen sinc ... Show More

Staffing shortages caused major disruptions for air travelers last summer. Now air crew unions are pushing back against their bosses and losing patience with customers.  From "no toe nail clipping" to "leave the crying babies alone," we hear advice on how to make everyone’s fligh ... Show More

Fly-in conversations, lost baggage woes, airports limiting passenger volume, and a missed runway crash investigation. 

After 18 months of international border closures, the US has officially opened up for the fully vaccinated of 33 nations, including the UK, the EU and many more. On this week's World of Aviation Podcast, host Adam and reporters Hannah and Bella discuss the long-awaited reopening ... Show More

<p>Air travel was a mess over the holidays — in the last 10 days of December, 30,000 flights were canceled. </p><p>While every airline was affected, one stood out: Southwest, which over the past few decades has transformed how Americans fly, melted down. In the last 10 days of th ... Show More

May 6, 1949. On the runway at Lindbergh Field in San Diego, a scrappy upstart called Pacific Southwest Airlines, PSA, is about to take its first flight. PSA is a budget airline—the world’s first. Other jet age carriers will offer luxury in the sky, but PSA does not. It’s exploiti ... Show More

<p>Most travelers want the cheapest flight they can find. Airlines, meanwhile, need to manage volatile fuel costs, a pricey workforce, and complex logistics. So how do they make money — and how did America’s grubbiest airport suddenly turn into a palace? (Part 3 of “<a href="http ... Show More

<p>In today’s On-Air with Dan &amp; Alex, the duo discuss the US fining Emirates for an Iraq-related codeshare mess; Lufthansa being cleared to buy a stake in Italy&#39;s ITA Airways; why Boeing is never not out of the headlines; Q&amp;A, and more. As YouTuber Dan would say - lik ... Show More