Ansett and the rise of Australian aviation in the 20th century
The article traces Sir Reginald Ansett's flight from a roadside service to a major airline empire shaped by Victorian and federal politics. It covers 1930s legislation, wartime shifts, postwar fare wars with ANA and TAA, key takeovers, regulatory fights, and the enduring impact of government action on Ansett's expansion and consolidation through the 1950s.
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Reginald Ansett
Robert Gordon Menzies
Reginald Myles Ansett
King Ansett
Airlnes
Nsw
Ansett
Hallarat
Hamilton
Victoria
Melbourne
Ansettirways Pty Ltd
Customs
T. W. White
Bos
Ernest O'Sullivan
Australian National Airways
O'Sullivan
Wi Sullivan
Australia
United States
ANA
TAA
Australian National Airlines Commission
Hasfle
Ansell
Convair
Pioneer Tours
Bungana Investments
Butler Air Transport
New South Wales
Queensland Air Lines
Anserr
Perth
Mandated Air Lines
Ansett- Ana
Qantas
Papua New Guinea
W. R. Carpenter
Mandated
ATI
Boral
Thomas Nationwide Transport
Mac
Robertson- Miller Airlines Ltd
Western Australia
Fokker
Ansett Transport Industries Subsidiary Companies Overview
The subsidiary, wholly owned companies of Ansett Transport Industries Ltd are widely diversified across sectors.
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Ansett Transport Industries Ltd
Model airline breakfast on a plastic tray
A vivid critique of a charter flight breakfast seen as a mockery of service. The narrator details six breakfasts per row, the plastic dishes and weirdly assembled items from Kellogg’s sugar frosties to fruit compote, tea that tastes foul, and a toy-like toothpick. The piece surveys ergonomics, technology, and cultural quirks in a biting, period voice.
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Aassenger
England
Australia
Kellogg's
Tate and Lyle
Dragon slayer Sir Bolte contemplates new title Knight Galahad MP
Joan Lynrayn reports on Sir Bolte's feats against a metaphorical dragon of TNT this week and notes his ambition to be known as Knight Galahad MP in the future.
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Bolte
TNT
Knight Galahad
Joan Lynrayn
Government efforts to extend child welfare capitalization scheme
An Australian plan shifts the unit of account to children and links advance payments to expected family size. The program aims to boost births, with penalties for underperforming families. Rural areas anticipate electoral roll boosts. critics warn of age and minority penalties. Support from the Estrands highlights housing-linked gains. The policy spurs fertility drug demand and fuels a growing domestic industry, while trade reports note Asian market gains.
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National Times
DLP
Country Party
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