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Tom Gleeson (ABC) -- HALL OF FAME Kerry O'Brien (ABC) -- GRAHAM KENNEDY AWARD FOR MOST POPULAR NEW TALENT Dylan Alcott (ABC) -- MOST OUTSTANDING ACTRESS Jenna Coleman (The Cry) (ABC) -- MOST POPULAR ACTRESS Deborah Mailman (Bite Club/Mystery Road) (ABC) -- MOST OUTSTANDING ACTOR Scott Ryan (Mr Inbetween) (Foxtel) -- MOST POPULAR ACTOR Luke McGregor (Rosehaven) (ABC) -- MOST OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTRESS Jacki Weaver (Bloom) (Stan) -- MOST OUTSTANDING SUPPORTING ACTOR Frankie J Holden (A Place To Call Home) (Foxtel) -- MOST OUTSTANDING DRAMA SERIES Wentworth (Foxtel) -- MOST POPULAR DRAMA PROGRAM Mystery Road (ABC) -- MOST OUTSTANDING MINISERIES OR TELEMOVIE Bloom (Stan) -- MOST OUTSTANDING ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Have You Been Paying Attention (Ten) -- MOST OUTSTANDING REALITY PROGRAM Australian Survivor: Champions vs Contenders (Ten) -- MOST POPULAR REALITY PROGRAM MasterChef Australia (Ten) -- MOST POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAM Gogglebox (Foxtel/Ten) -- MOST POPULAR PRESENTER Costa Georgiadis (Gardening Australia) (ABC) -- MOST POPULAR LIFESTYLE PROGRAM Gardening Australia (ABC) -- MOST POPULAR COMEDY PROGRAM Have You Been Paying Attention? (Ten) -- MOST POPULAR PANEL OR CURRENT AFFAIRS PROGRAM The Project (Ten) -- MOST OUTSTANDING NEWS COVERAGE OR PUBLIC AFFAIRS REPORT Coverage Of The Thai Cave Rescue - Four Corners – Out of the Dark (ABC) -- MOST OUTSTANDING FACTUAL OR DOCUMENTARY PROGRAM Ron Iddles: The Good Cop (Foxtel) -- MOST OUTSTANDING SPORTS COVERAGE 2018 FIFA World Cup (SBS) -- MOST OUTSTANDING CHILDREN'S PROGRAM Bluey (ABC)  NEW MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT
House of Representatives: Two independents, 16 coalition, nine Labor (27 total) -- Zali Steggall - Independent - Warringah, NSW Helen Haines - Independent - Indi, Victoria -- Patrick Conaghan - National Party - Cowper, NSW Fiona Martin - Liberal Party - Reid, NSW Melissa McIntosh - Liberal Party - Lindsay, NSW Dave Sharma - Liberal Party - Wentworth, NSW Angie Bell - Liberal National Party - Moncrieff, Queensland Julian Simmonds - Liberal National Party - Ryan, Queensland Phillip Thompson - Liberal National Party - Herbert, Queensland Terry Young - Liberal National Party - Longman, Queensland Katie Allen - Liberal Party - Higgins, Victoria Gladys Liu - Liberal Party - Chisholm, Victoria Anne Webster - National Party - Mallee, Victoria Bridget Archer - Liberal Party - Bass, Tasmania Gavin Pearce - Liberal Party - Braddon, Tasmania James Stevens - Liberal Party - Sturt, South Australia Vince Connelly - Liberal Party - Stirling, Western Australia Celia Hammond - Liberal Party - Curtin, Western Australia -- Fiona Phillips - Labor - Gilmore, NSW Anika Wells - Labor - Lilley, Queensland Josh Burns - Labor - Macnamara, Victoria Libby Coker - Labor - Corangamite, Victoria Daniel Mulino - Labor - Fraser, Victoria Peta Murphy - Labor - Dunkley, Victoria Kate Thwaites - Labor - Jagajaga, Victoria Alicia Payne - Labor - Canberra, ACT David Smith - Labor - Bean, ACT -- Senate: 11 coalition, five Labor, two crossbenchers (18 total) -- Andrew Bragg - Liberal Party, NSW Perin Davey - National Party, NSW Hollie Hughes - Liberal Party, NSW Sam McMahon - Country Liberal Party, Northern Territory Susan McDonald - Liberal National Party, Queensland Gerard Rennick - Liberal National Party, Queensland Paul Scarr - Liberal National Party, Queensland Alex Antic - Liberal Party, South Australia Claire Chandler - Liberal Party, Tasmania Matt O’Sullivan - Liberal Party, Western Australia David Van - Liberal Party, Victoria -- Tim Ayres - Labor, NSW Tony Sheldon - Labor, NSW Jess Walsh - Labor, Victoria Nita Green - Labor, Queensland Marielle Smith - Labor, SA -- Malcolm Roberts - One Nation, Queensland Jacqui Lambie - Independent, Tasmania  Qantas is overhauling its frequent flyer program by cutting fees and adding one million new rewards seats for a range of high-demand routes. Here's how the $25 million transformation will affect a Melbourne to Los Angeles flight:
-- Economy class * 6,200 fewer reward points required, a 6.8 per cent drop from 90,000 to 83,800 * Carrier fee reduced from $513 to $393 -- Premium economy * 18,600 extra points required, a 12.9 per cent rise from 144,000 to 162,600 * Carrier fee reduced from $793 to $603 -- Business class * 24,800 extra points required, a 12.9 per cent rise from 192,000 to 216,800 * Carrier fee reduced from $943 to $703 -- First class * 37,600 extra points required, a 11.5 per cent rise from 288,000 to 325,600 * Carrier fee reduced from $943 to $703 |
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