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Sunfish
27th Jul 2012, 22:31
Qantas is to buy a million tonnes of carbon credits from RM WIlliams Agricultural holdings.


Qantas to buy conservation zone carbon credits - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) (http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-07-27/qantas-buys-henbury-station-nt-carbon-credits/4159816)


..And the owner of RM Williams is ....Ken Cowley.

RM Williams forms a partnership with Primary Holdings International, called RMWAH | Fiona Lake Australian Photographs (http://www.fionalake.com.au/blog/news/rm-williams-forms-a-partnership-with-primary-holdings-international-called-rmwah/)

Now wasn't he a former Qantas person?

Seems he might be if it is the same person.

Qantas New Zealand takes off - Airlines - NZ Herald News (http://www.nzherald.co.nz/airlines/news/article.cfm?c_id=113&objectid=152137)

Would there be any conflict of interest there? I don't think so.

27/09
28th Jul 2012, 00:02
Well there's another piece of history, Qantas New Zealand, another failed Qantas enterprise (franchise), not that same beast as Jet Connect, the present Qantas presence in NZ.

Sorry for the slight thread drift.

Bad Hat Harry
28th Jul 2012, 01:34
Didnt Cowley work for Ansett/News Corp ?

Kiwiconehead
28th Jul 2012, 03:39
Ken Cowley was CEO of News Limited iirc

B772
28th Jul 2012, 14:53
The Ansett Annual Report for 1996 shows Kenneth Edward Cowley was appointed a Director in 1985. In 1992 he was appointed Executive Chairman.

StallBoy
29th Jul 2012, 06:11
I will be only too happy to be buying carbon credits when I fly QANTAS. I always thought QANTAS was an airline not a company set up to save the planet :yuk: maybe shipping might be more in Qantas's field of expertise.

gearupmaxpower
29th Jul 2012, 14:30
Cowley was the architect, financier and puppetmaster(of that dope Dodrell) of the Ansett NZ debacle in 1999.

Enough said.

gobbledock
31st Jul 2012, 11:06
Sunfish,
Nice work. However I am sure that all of this is coincidence. Aviation is the last place you would find collusion, greed, nepotism and shonky fly-in Managers who want to reap millions in just a few short years and leave behind a rotting carcass! Nope, not aviation!