An Australian airline cancelled our flight and we want a refund. Is there anything we can do?

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We were booked with Virgin to fly to Tasmania pre-Covid. The airline cancelled our flight and has apparently put our funds in a “travel bank”.

This doesn’t appeal to us and we want a refund. Our bank agreed to follow this up about a year ago as the tickets were paid by MasterCard.

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Law (Australia) | The Guardian