Qantas investigates data breach; property values fall further
Qantas is probing a data breach, while property values continue to decline amid fears of a deeper economic downturn.
The Brief
- Qantas is assessing whether customer data was compromised during a breach that targeted the global travel technology provider Amadeus.
- Nationwide property values have dropped further as concerns grow over potential interest rate hikes.
- NSW police spending on high-risk locations has exceeded $50 million since the Bondi Beach attack.
Qantas is working to determine if any customer data was exposed during a breach that targeted the global travel technology provider Amadeus. The airline has not yet confirmed whether any information was accessed or leaked.
Property values across Australia have continued to decline, with fears that a potential interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank could worsen the downturn. The national housing market is showing signs of further pressure as buyers remain cautious.
In New South Wales, the cost of policing high-risk locations and events has surpassed $50 million in the months following the Bondi Beach terror attack. This increase comes as a gun buyback program begins in the state.
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