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| business flights to australia: Transport Law in Australia John Livermore, 2023-08-20 John Livermore’s succinct monograph provides a useful overview of Australian transport law, as of July 2017...This is a readable and useful publication which provides a good summary of Australian transport law. Simon Baughen, Professor of Shipping Law, Swansea University /Artho Cyraith Llongau. Extract from full review of the 3rdedition in Journal of International Maritime Law, January 2020 Transport Law in Australia is a clear and well researched resource covering all modes of transport. It should be the first port of call for logistic professionals, transport lawyers and students when seeking to understand the legalities of transport in Australia. Russell Wiesse, Director CTG Law This updated edition of Transport Law in Australia describes the main sources of transport law, jurisdiction and courts, state immunity, and the legal role of transport intermediaries. The scope of the book is broad in that it encompasses maritime, road, rail, air, and multimodal transport law. Almost half the book is devoted to maritime and shipping law which, for an island nation with over 95% of its international trade carried by sea, is as important as it is unsurprising. Whilst works of this nature have the potential to be a ‘dry’ read, in this case the author has taken an approach which makes the book eminently readable and usable. The text is well supported by in-depth research and enhanced with comprehensive referencing, footnotes, tables of cases and statutes, as well as a selected bibliography. With Australian society and the economy vitally dependent on all modes of transport this book will be a valuable addition for many in the transport community. This includes transport operators, shippers and freight forwarders, transport regulators and lawyers, as well as academics, researchers and students engaged in the study of transport. The author’s practical and masterful approach to the subject should go a long way to ensuring the success of Transport Law in Australia as well as being a valuable addition to the body of literature on this important topic. Barrie Lewarn, Professor, Australian Maritime College, National Centre for Ports and Shipping, University of Tasmania Review of the 2nd edition of Transport Law in Australia |
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Qantas Frequent Flyer New benefits and changes in 2025
Introducing the lowest one-way Economy reward seat in Australia From August 2025, Jetstar short haul domestic flights in Australia and New Zealand for 5,700 points plus taxes, fees and …
Explaining Virgin Australia Fare Types
At Virgin Australia we pride ourselves on offering great value fares at a competitive price and to empower your customers to choose the fare that is best suited to their needs.
Australia: Updated guidance on costs of travelling - PwC
TR 2021/D1 overhauls the ATO’s public guidance with respect to deductibility of expenses for accommodation, food and drinks and incidentals. Importantly, the draft Ruling also provides …
12.01.02.01 FBT FactSheet Travel - Federation University …
A travel day is any day spent travelling to or from a business activity location, a travel day is classified as a business day. A maximum of two (2) travel days is accepted by the University …
Australian Aviation Network Report - Airservices Australia
As 2023 came to a close, we saw a number of positive developments for the Australian aviation sector with jet fuel prices and inflation starting to ease, trade and travel conditions continuing …
DOMESTIC BUSINESS VISITORS - tra
Business travellers spent an average of $471 on accommodation –or $151 per night. Those travelling by air spent $619 per trip on flights. Spending on food and drink was $54 per day.
South America 0418 - Qantas
Qantas operates B747 aircraft to Santiago fitted with A380 interiors including the award-winning fully-flat Skybed in Business, an exclusive Premium Economy cabin and spacious and …
Award Flights June 2025 - Miles & More
Mileage amounts displayed apply to out-bound and return flights, and for intercontinental trips they include a continental connecting flight operated by a Miles & More airline partner.
Round the World Fares let us inspire you to travel - Star …
offers more than 19,000 daily flights to 1,250 airports in 195 countries. Further connecting flights are offered by Star Alliance Connecting Partner, Juneyao Airlines.
Virgin Australia Unaccompanied Minor and Young Person …
Virgin Australia is pleased to offer guests aged 12-17, the opportunity to travel as a Young Person Travelling Alone (YPTA) on Domestic, International Short Haul and International Long Haul …
Dream your way to Phuket with Jetstar
Jetstar Airways will offer up to 6 flights a week to Phuket from Melbourne and Sydney. Phuket advanced aircraft, the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. We offer a Business Class cabin featuring wide …
