Anthony Albanese says he only had limited interactions with Alan Joyce while in the transport portfolio. (AAP: Dean Lewins)"All travel has been appropriately declared and is a matter of public ...

Anthony Albanese (left) and Alan Joyce shared a close personal relationship. (AAP: Dean Lewins)Albanese also reportedly asked for his son to be admitted to the Chairman's Lounge, arguing he became ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has rejected claims he called former Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce to request flight upgrades. Mr Albanese has been under pressure to explain his ties to the ...

Anthony Albanese's purported close relationship with former Qantas boss Alan Joyce has reawakened questions about the federal government's decision to block a Qantas competitor's bid to expand in ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese defends receiving dozens of free Qantas upgrades and also his relationship with former Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce.

Anthony Albanese says he only had limited interactions with Alan Joyce while in the transport portfolio. (AAP: Dean Lewins)Dutton calls for self-referral for corruption probe ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has denied claims he called then-Qantas CEO Alan Joyce asking for flight upgrades. With the prime minister facing scrutiny over the 22 upgrades he has received from ...

Anthony Albanese has been urged by Peter Dutton to refer himself to the National Anti-Corruption Commission, after the PM continued to dodge claims he asked former Qantas chief Alan Joyce for ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has denied ever asking former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce for flight upgrades. His office released an official statement yesterday, claiming he “did not ever call Alan ...

Call to haul ex-Qantas boss Alan Joyce into probe over Anthony Albanese’ free flight upgrades. A senior Coalition figure has demanded former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce explain whether Anthony ...

Sky News contributor Joe Hildebrand says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s relationship with former Qantas boss Alan Joyce is “not a good look”.

It was Alan Joyce, not Anthony Albanese, who responded to my story, which was still hot off the press when Joyce was door-stopped by a huddle of reporters at a tourism industry event in Brisbane ...