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Group bookings are handled differently.

Maybe, but in the specific instance at hand, I can't imagine anyone (let alone Qantas) doing much about it. Imagine the PR look of Qantas taking Norton to task for this...

Looks exactly the same as what's in post 1?

It is hard to work out what you intended to do, but it is possible to set up pooling in two ways 1) Pool the points 2) Pool the points and status credits Once you set up pooling, and points (or status credits), someone earns will be transferred to the beneficiary account. The points and status...

They usually get removed around the time of the stay (and in my case, have always gone, never had a stray one stay around)

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For most bookings, any passenger in the booking can cancel it.

I think you didn't, then you did, but seems not a strict thing now.

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More and more airlines are doing this, but partner earn charts are stuck in the old ways

Looking at the rules, you need to have a GST to earn points, etc

DO need to be registered for GST as well.

Interesting that Bali More and Bali Max have been added to the QFF earnings table

See Post 1 of this very thread.

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I guess it depends on whether you think the rulings of an Australian court apply to you if you are outside Australia (even if you knew about the injunction) In any case, I can't imagine it would be a good look for Qantas to go after them.

I would expect that the variations list is going to grow.

I've never seen it, but suspect a glitch. The $180 odd fare looks suspect to me....But also a bit odd that the return journeys have two different prices.

You mean they are actually real emails? :)

I wouldn't count on the Stay Free night being able to be used to remove the whole cost of one of the nights. For a room with Beach Club Access I'd expect a copayment if the room is even bookable that way