Sean Alma

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436 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 7 May

Sean Alma’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And that's good for the carrier because Qantas actually makes most of its money from business and first class tickets.

Hudson says that while international competitors have cut substantial capacity out of the market from Australia,

the national carrier is operating more on a wait and see basis.

She said that Qantas has found alternate jet fuel sources in the US and India.

And just the fact that there aren't as many foreign competitors right now means there's not as much competition for jet fuel.

So that's helping Qantas as well.

Yes.

I'm not really across that, but I did notice that you get on selected flights, you get double status points.

Is that right?

Scott also said that customers at Bunnings and Kmart are looking for greater value across a range of products.

He added that even more affluent shoppers, I'm not sure how he defines that, are being attracted to Kmart's Anko brand.

Now, the Anko brand, the home brand, comprises more than 80% of Kmart sales, has been a genuine success story in the local retailing in recent years.

And what Rob Scott is saying is that affluent buyers, thanks to the cost of living crisis, are looking at Anko products.

There you go.

Worley's boss, Chris Ashton, was there.

He confirmed energy projects in the Middle East had been delayed due to the war.

He also said affordability and national security had overtaken sustainability, driving sentiment in the energy resources and chemicals market.

Santos boss, Kevin Gallagher, was there.

He warned that financial markets weren't fully pricing in the risk of the Middle East war.

Now, of course,

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