https://australianaviation.com.au/2020/03/australian-government-announces-715m-bailout-for-airlines/It includes refunds for a period while the airlines were still running, so yes there is money going from the govt to airlines, not simply waiving fees.

So, if I can't fly due to travel restrictions and the airline is not operating the flight, from a moral perspective the contract is annulled by mutual consent. In this case, why should the airline keep my money?They're not paying staff, fuel, taxes or charges, and interest rates are near zero, so...

Seems like Qantas will keep 747 and drop A380, in conjunction with Sunrise A350 and 787 for ultra long haul.

@Steve987 fair points although it's close enough that ymmv, and do you really think someone who has just paid $1400 for the flight will complain about a $10 toll?

@Rick you will find it's quicker to drive from Essendon to Glen Iris (freeway all the way) than from Moorabbin to Glen Iris.