Friday 16 October 2026 SourcesAbout🌓
🇦🇺 AU ▾
BREAKING
› Sport presenter Danika Mason joins Today exodus› 14 easy and affordable new recipes to make this week› ‘Attacking old people’: Jane Hume slams Labor’s private health rebate cuts, warns of added pressure to public hospitals› Australia news LIVE: Wells says gender ‘debates’ would not be policed in reforms; Trump administration will not livestream firing squad execution› Multiple people, including children, reported dead in shooting at US school› Blues defender apologises after AFL ban for drug use› GWM confirms unprecedented interest in new Haval H7 as Australian launch looms› UK police feared Andrew would block searches: court› AFL 2026: Carlton defender Lachie Cowan apologises for drug induced episode› ‘I love it when children ask questions’: How the ABC’s Nas Campanella handles daycare dropoff› Sport presenter Danika Mason joins Today exodus› 14 easy and affordable new recipes to make this week› ‘Attacking old people’: Jane Hume slams Labor’s private health rebate cuts, warns of added pressure to public hospitals› Australia news LIVE: Wells says gender ‘debates’ would not be policed in reforms; Trump administration will not livestream firing squad execution› Multiple people, including children, reported dead in shooting at US school› Blues defender apologises after AFL ban for drug use› GWM confirms unprecedented interest in new Haval H7 as Australian launch looms› UK police feared Andrew would block searches: court› AFL 2026: Carlton defender Lachie Cowan apologises for drug induced episode› ‘I love it when children ask questions’: How the ABC’s Nas Campanella handles daycare dropoff
Australian News

Qantas profit tumbles as fuel coasts soar

WAtoday ·
Qantas profit tumbles as fuel coasts soar

Qantas profits have taken a hit as rising fuel costs outpaced the benefit of sustained demand for international travel.

The airline posted a 13.8 per cent fall in underlying pre-tax profit of $330 million in the year ended June 2026. Underlying pre-tax profit is $2.06 billion, down from $2.39 billion in 2025. The company said its fuel bill jumped by over $600 million.

Read the full article on WAtoday ›

5News aggregated this summary from the outlet’s public feed. The full article, with all the context, is on www.watoday.com.au — the content belongs to WAtoday.

More from WAtoday

See all ›

More in Australian News

See all ›