That would get you a 9,000 mile economy (or 1,500 mile business) point to point trip on oneworld, with as many stopovers as you want and up to 16 segments. Note that the distance on AA is calculated as the great circle distance between two cities, and not the distance including transits.
e.g. to go AYQ-SYD-JKT is a 4753 mi on QF award, but only 2067 mi on AA award. Probably more useful in the UK, Europe and Middle East, Pacific, etc than in Australia.
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Also, I don't think you can do a point-to-point RTW trip on QF, they're calculated back to your starting origin.
60000 points into AA is 6% of lifetime 1MM status (OW Ruby). I guess that's the same as flying 420SCs ??? (0.06 * 7000SC). At AU$6/SC that is the equivalent of AU$2520 of flights.
NB PER-AKL is the same as SYD-AKL on an AA partner award, as they're both in the Australia/New Zealand Zone.
AFAIK you don't pay the fuel fines on an AA award.
US Amex MR points can be transferred into AA 1:1 if you go through 3 programs, including CO.
I reckon that QF are better for one-way awards, AA better for return awards, and for oneworld awards it depends on the rest for your plans for a RTW trip. Sometimes a combination of the two is a better use of miles.