The AFR reported concerns that the program – which has ballooned in cost from $19 million to more than $100 million over three years – may allow passengers to travel regionally for business rather than privately as was originally intended. The AFR reported concerns that the program – which has ballooned in cost from $19 million to more than $100 million over three years – may allow passengers to travel regionally for business rather than privately as was originally intended. Politics / WA Sydney Morning Herald – Latest News
Liberals call for transparency on capped airfares program as Karratha flights boom
