Australian Consumer Watch: Poor showing on leaked best airport list

April 04, 2011

Poor showing on leaked best airport list - Sydney Morning Herald

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Poor showing on leaked best airport list
Sydney Morning Herald
Melbourne Airport failed to make the top 100 in a worldwide survey of consumer satisfaction. Photo: Craig Abraham Australian airports have ranked poorly in a confidential report ranking consumer satisfaction. Private research from Airports Council ...

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Drugs, weapons found in police raid
POLICE have seized drugs and several guns during raids on Brisbane’s southside.

Decision time for bank investors
Major brokers are cutting bank recommendations after a strong rally.

Cate Blanchett sells Sydney trophy home
AUSTRALIAN golden girl Cate Blanchett and playwright husband Andrew Upton have sold their waterfront Sydney trophy home.

Workers ‘forced to watch’ child porn
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Pharmas whacked by Trump
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Finance news you need to know today
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Teen in serious condition after snake bite
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‘I have a conflict situation as President’
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’Those were not homophobic comments’
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Materials sector boosts market
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Man dead after car hits tree
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Temperatures predicted to soar
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The day a revolution started
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All fun and no Games for Ley
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‘Don’t know what I will do without him’
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Canal jumper released on bail
AN 18-year-old man who jumped into a canal at Surfers Paradise to avoid being arrested by police on Wednesday night has been granted bail.

Broadie has it all
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Tony Abbott: ‘Change is imminent’
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Samsung will no longer make Note7
SAMSUNG has permanently ended production of the Galaxy Note7 smartphone, revealing it would not make any more of its one-time flagship device.

Man’s five-day crime spree
A MAN who has allegedly been responsible for at least five shooting incidents since Thursday was arrested in dramatic scenes yesterday.

Terror strikes in Munich
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Secret tape not the only talking point
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Forecasters defend the bureau’s predictions
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Shock toxic water findings
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Mystery still surrounds #faketradie
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Living in fear for my family
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Fruit thieves av it away with brekky
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Cops access ex-model’s file 1400 times
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Clueless, scared and with huge debt
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Threat facing Aussie super gains
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Surfwear company cuts 40 jobs
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‘It’s still a prison. I feel like an animal’
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End just the beginning for Parker
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Wild weather: ’It was like a tidal wave’
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‘Dam may spill’ as heavy rain hits
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‘Dole destiny’ for STEM grads
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Shorten veers left on treaty, boats
Bill Shorten has sparked a political storm over sudden policy moves that appeal to the Labor Left.

Course set for vote failure
Progressive politics is close to killing off the worthy idea of constitutional recognition of the indigenous peoples.

Labor props up budget with raids
Queensland Treasurer Curtis Pitt has ordered sweeping raids to prop up the cash-strapped state’s ailing budget.

Fears over Brexit wipe $30bn
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Shooter’s history grows darker
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‘If she killed my girl she must die’
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A sail to get customers excited
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Train delays, evacuations in Sydney
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Australian among 66 EgyptAir missing
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