X labels eSafety church case drop a win for free speech Elon Musk's X has warned of legal powers used to censor speech after the eSafety Commissioner dropped a court battle over videos of a Sydney church stabbing. AAP · Jun 5, 2024
ABC Responds To The Fair Work Commission’s Ruling That Journalist Antoinette Lattouf Was Sacked “I remain bitterly disappointed that I was fired for posting a fact the ABC itself was also reporting.” Pedestrian.tv · Jun 3, 2024
Hawthorn racism claim reaches another stalemate The Hawthorn racism saga could be headed for the Federal Court after the Human Rights Commission terminated a claim by First Nations former players. AAP · May 27, 2024
ASIC victory in four-year pursuit of high-fee lenders Two Gold Coast lenders could face hefty fines after charging over $70 million in fees for less than half that amount in loans issued without a credit licence. AAP · May 24, 2024
Union court claim for sacked Qantas staff 'unrealistic' A union's claim that unlawfully retrenched Qantas staff would still work there flew in the face of reality, a judge has said during a hearing on compensation. AAP · May 20, 2024
Liberal leader's public apology after defamation suits Victoria's opposition leader has apologised after settling two high-profile defamation cases that were triggered by a 2023 rally in Melbourne. AAP · May 16, 2024
Environment group loses appeal over coal, gas projects The full bench of the Federal Court has dismissed an appeal by campaigners related to how the federal environment minister considers fossil fuel projects. AAP · May 16, 2024
'Living in fear': Huge penalty for wage theft, 'shocking cases of exploitation' The Canberra business underpaid staff by nearly a million dollars. The Canberra Times · May 13, 2024
Bonza cancels more flights as fleet poised to soar away A creditors' meeting for cash-strapped airline Bonza is due to be held within days after its administrators applied to a court. AAP · May 7, 2024
Bishop backs stabbing video staying online The Sydney bishop stabbed during a live-streamed church service wants the videos of his attack to remain online, and has warned against curbing free speech. AAP · Apr 24, 2024
Bishop wants stabbing videos kept online, X tells court Elon Musk's X has taken its fight against Australia's internet safety watchdog to court, arguing the online regulator cannot police what global users see. AAP · Apr 23, 2024
X threatened with fines over graphic material If social media site X doesn't remove graphic content relating to a stabbing, the online safety watchdog warned it would seek hundreds of thousands in fines. AAP · Apr 22, 2024
Worker dispute sparks up as union sues Transgrid The energy workers' union has accused Transgrid of "playing dirty" by failing to pay staff taking industrial action as enterprise-agreement talks drag on. AAP · Apr 17, 2024
Value of minerals irrelevant to compensation, says FMG Valuers are giving evidence in a court case that will decide how much compensation Yindjibarndi people should receive for FMG mining on their land. AAP · Apr 16, 2024
The Canberra Times · Apr 15, 2024 Future criminal action in Lehrmann case a matter for DPP: ACT govt The ACT has noted the Federal Court's findings.
The Canberra Times · Apr 14, 2024 Project Coordination granted more time to restart projects The family-run ACT firm entered administration last month.
AAP · Apr 12, 2024 Two cryptocurrency companies collapse owing $160m Two separate Australian cryptocurrency companies have collapsed while federal court proceedings are being pursued against the directors of the businesses.
AAP · Apr 10, 2024 Defining gender at the heart of major trans rights case The head of a female-only platform has defended her decision to ban a transgender woman in a historic case of alleged gender-based discrimination.
AAP · Apr 7, 2024 FMG mine 'damaged' Yindjibarndi traditions, court hears A long-running dispute between native title holders, the Yindjibarndi people, and Fortescue Metals Group is hearing from expert witnesses.
AAP · Apr 2, 2024 Planned burns unlikely to impact gliders, court finds The Federal Court has ruled planned burns in a Victorian forest are unlikely to significantly impact endangered possum populations in the area.
AAP · Mar 30, 2024 Villain or vindicated: judgment looms for Lehrmann Ex-Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann will soon learn if his defamation case over an interview with Brittany Higgins on 10's The Project has been successful.
AAP · Mar 28, 2024 Judge dismisses credit card case against union boss A union president accused of billing members for $6700 in personal expenses via his union-issued credit card has had the civil case against him dismissed.
AAP · Mar 20, 2024 Sony sued for charging 'excessive' game prices Consumers and developers of PlayStation games have sued Sony for allegedly stifling competition and charging significantly higher retail prices and commissions.
AAP · Mar 18, 2024 Google and Apple challenged in Epic court showdown Apple and Google profited from "anti-competitive, unconscionable" restrictions on apps that financially impacted consumers, the firm behind Fortnite says.
AAP · Mar 8, 2024 Gamil means no: Gomeroi call on Santos to leave Pilliga Gomeroi people are celebrating after the Federal Court ruled that Santos should not have been granted licences for coal seam gas mining in the Pilliga forest.