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you compete against qantas.te aid that your rivals have possibly received ? i honestly wish we had the same. during covid they helped us with guarantees that no cash and we had to double our debt to survive. and we've already paid back 30%, so we had a different approach to qantas and air new zealand. we never shut down and we kept the airline alive, so our philosophy was to be ready at a moment's notice and we had many ready programmes. and when in december 2021, the boarders opened, we were the first movers in the market, and are still the first mover today. votes are being counted in argentina's presidential election. the frontrunner is a right wing economist and tv personality, who has proposed replacing the local currency with the us dollar to control spiralling inflation. september inflation came in at 138% in the taylor swift continues to "hit different" at the box office. dollars on its second weekend in the cinemas. the end of november, it will become the highest grossing concert movie of all time, beat

you compete against qantas.id that your rivals have possibly received ? i honestly wish we had the same. during covid they helped us with guarantees but no cash and we had to double our debt to survive. and we've already paid back 30%, so we had a different approach to qantas and air new zealand. we never shut down and we kept the airline alive, so our philosophy was to be ready at a moment's notice and we had many ready programmes. and when in december 2021, the boarders opened, we were the first movers in the market, and are still the first mover today. a quick check on more news. taylor swift continues to "hit different" at the box office. her eras tour concert movie raked in another 31 million dollars on its second weekend in the cinemas. if the film crosses the $262.5 million mark before the end of devember, it will become the highest grossing concert movie of all time, beating michaeljackson�*s this is it in 2009. that's the most any concert film has snared in north america, proving that she's definitely c

you compete against qantas. aid that your rival has quite possibly received. we wish we had the same. during covid our government tried their best to help us with some government guarantees but no cash. and obviously we had to double our debt to survive. we have already paid back 30% of it. so we had a different approach to qantas and air new zealand. we never shut down. we kept the airline alive. so our philosophy was to be ready at a moment's notice and we had many ready programmes. and when in december 2021 borders opened we were the first mover in those markets and basically still the first mover today. let me ask you this because the fijian islands are at severe risk of the rising waters off the back of climate change. you run an airline and environmentalists love to point the finger at airlines. you're expanding the airline and have grown the airline, how do you mix that balance? , , ., balance? the first is we have modernised _ balance? the first is we have modernised our _ balance? the first is we have m

>> not just qantas . we had all >> not just qantas. we had all the banks.we had the big business everywhere you went in the streets, they had the, you know , truth treaty t shirts over know, truth treaty t shirts over all the businesses and you know what? we were promised by one of the architects of the voice that if this didn't work, we would never have to hear another welcome to country again. well, we're going to hold marcia langton don't want langton to that. we don't want to welcomed our own to be welcomed to our own country this should be country anymore. this should be a for australia when a watershed for australia when it politics and it comes to race, politics and what they're calling for now. they're calling for an audit into the 40 odd billion dollars a year that we on a year that we spend on indigenous communities that doesn't there. where does doesn't get there. where does the money go? australia now wants to a can of worms is opened. >> well alexandra, it has opened. it's your brexit moment and i think another referendum on getting rid of the

>> not just qantas . we had all >> not just qantas. we had all the banks. had the big business everywhere you went in the streets, they had the, you know , truth treaty t shirts over know, truth treaty t shirts over all the businesses and you know what? we were promised by one of the architects of the voice that if this didn't work, we would never have to hear another welcome to country again. well, we're going to hold marcia langton don't want langton to that. we don't want to welcomed our own to be welcomed to our own country this should be country anymore. this should be a for australia when a watershed for australia when it politics and it comes to race, politics and what they're calling for now. they're calling for an audit into the 40 odd billion dollars a year that we on a year that we spend on indigenous communities that doesn't there. where does doesn't get there. where does the money go? australia now wants to a can of worms is opened. >> well alexandra, it has opened. it's your brexit moment and i think another referendum on getting rid of the mo

qantas chairman will be stepping down next year, part of a board room cleanup.ire before the airlines meeting. the fellow directors will retire after the half-year. qantas looking to bring in fresh faces to repair its battered reputation, the result of an independent review on major governance issues will be released on the second quarter of next year. exxon mobil saying it is in talks to pay more than $250,000 a share for pioneer natural resources. th deal would value pioneer ate $58 billion. sources tell bloomberg that an all stock deal could be announced as soon as wednesday. but a final agreement is yet to be reached. the move would cement exxon's position as the dominant oil producer by far. it would be one of the biggest bits of consolidation we have seen in the energy complex for years. here's a look at markets. lg energysolutions up 7%, seeing its revenues drop, but not nearly as much as it had been anticipated. it is preparing the kospi to a good gain, 2.5% as it is waiting. it helps those particular stocks. looking at the rates picture. taking a look a

this report from ramallah and the outside westbank that she might be safe from the boulevard meant qantas gave the grief and pain that has engulfed guys out. e man says, is this sense of guilt that disputing her hardest. her father, mother, brother, and then nurse killed on october 9th, while i told she last spoke to them at 4 pm on that day. and the, the helps with my father kept on telling me we're of people. and why would they hit us? these riley's neighbor roads, so why would they talk it to us? i agreed. now i'm thinking why didn't i stay longer on the phone with them? the last words i told my mother with that i have to prepare dinner as i would call her back. i wished i had stayed longer on the coal. the next morning, imand received the much dreaded news. the entire neighborhood of every mile had been flattened in the blink of an eye, the family house went from this to this old, those inside, buried under the rubble. hey, man, manage to get the pictures of the bodies. we won't show them to you because they're absolutely gruesome covered and rob of her mother missing her limbs and pa

shaken the entire regions of middle east and others by attacking different countries, including of qantas on it. all can all that. well, there is a big issue that we consider that there, if there is a multiple, add it to your multi pull up word. it has to come from the economic orientation, like you mentioned about the energy that you will look into the competing markets. if the yard have failed to provide less price as to the population and that again, they sort of crime against their own custom customers. so i would like to ask you, is it possible by any chance that during all the crisis is there is an opportunity for us? yeah. especially to create this a, you know, to follow this new economic well daughter because this, well i, i consider it as, as a science, pretty good sized student. this is about new economic little daughter. whoever controls the natural resources, whoever controlled this, all these spots and see dogs, they are the one who would control and the come to design is the counter designed for us to come to this sanctions because sanction is stimulating, not only russia, b

qantas gave the grief and pain that hasn't goes to guys. o. e man says, is the sense of guilt that disputing her hardest. her father, mother, brother, and then nurse killed on october 9th, while i told she last spoke to them at 4 pm on that day. and the, the, the helps with my father kept on telling me we're of people and why would they hit us these, right, these neighbor old. so why would they talk to us? i agreed. now i'm thinking, why didn't i stay longer on the phone with them? the last words i told my mother with that i have to prepare dinner as i would call her back. i wished i'd stayed longer on the call the next morning a man received.

qantas airways and singapore airlines. it is not doing any favors for carriers. if you are looking for one sector bearing the brunt of the selloff, it is moving in the red. back to you, frank. >> jp, thank you. u.s. airlines are under pressure. jp ong, thank you. we turn now to the action in europe. let's go to julianna tatelbaum live in london. >> frank, let's start off with israeli markets. bank of israel is firming up the shekel. the currency fell to an ei eight-year low against the dollar. the central bank said it will provide the necessary liquidity. we have now seen stabilization come through. as for europe, similar story. heavy selling in the airlines. the basket of stocks are down 0.9%. we have seen heavy selling. air france klm and wizz air taking heavy losses this morning. on the upside, as you expect, we are seeing the oil and gas stocks catch a bid. ftse 100 is positive on the day given the heavy exposure to the oil and gas sector here in the uk. frank, back to you. >> julianna, thank you very much. >>> we will turn our attention back to the middle ea

qantas says her mom plan to fly back this week. with major air carriers canceling flights, her and 3 other americans. and that group booked a flight out of jordan. a two-hour car trip from jerusalem. >> my concerns is just, you know, a safe and transportation and really hoping that we can get the support that we need to make sure that my mom and her friends and just any american citizen that is there to really get them out safely for the return in just come back. >> cannes 2 reached out to former house speaker nancy pelosi's office. governor gavin newsom's office and the u.s. embassy in israel told her to fall on a crisis into a form which she has. she's hoping they will provide level of protection for her mom before she leaves for the airport on friday. while families are desperate to leave the war in israel and palestine, there lot of brave people that are trying to fly in. they area is really american is helping his countrymen and women connecting flights back to israel. we know offer he's on is the co-founder of the grassroots

qantas is looking to bring in fresh faces to repair its battered reputation.pendent review on major governance issues will be released in the second quarter of 2024. lvmh shares in the u.s. down after it was reported that sales in the third quarter grew slower than expected. organic revenue and its fashion and leather goods rose 9%, short of the wall street expectation of more than 11%. sales on wines and spirits fell 14%, much worse than estimates. asia sales, excluding japan, drew 11%, while short of estimates, a sign that china might be losing steam. shares of pepsico have rallied as they raise their earnings forecast following better-than-expected quarterly results. the company says that consumers have so far absorb higher prices on snacks and beverages. the cfo says that the company has been immune to the effects of appetite suppressing drugs like is epic. >> i think the adoption will likely be pretty slow on this. and the result is as consumers migrate their eating habits, we will migrate with them. i don't think snacking is going away. they will want al

you can see qantas is one of the noticeable laggards down 8.1 percent so far as we get underway.eally about trying to understand where we are at so far in the israel hamas war and the meaning for investors and that move into risk assets. it is really steady so far and there are implications and trading volumes as well down more than 25% of the 21 day moving average at this point so far. haidi: it has been a big weekend here in new zealand. voters electing a new government the former new zealand ceo christopher luck some -- luxon will be here and i spoke to christopher english to get his thoughts. >> just sensible considered management and there is no doubt he has the skills for that. he will have a reasonable straightforward political environment, probably better than he might have expected. haidi: the country's political parties have begun to jockeying for positions as they prepare for the former coalition government let's get more from our wellington bureau chief. we spoke to bill english, he has had his encounters with winston peters and that is back in the fray as well. is it