The Star cries poor, labels $400m fine a casino killer The Star has said it will not survive being fined $400 million after admitting to lax anti-money laundering measures and courting high-risk gamblers. AAP · Jun 10, 2025
John Pesutto owes Moira Deeming $2.3m, but he doesn’t have it. Can former premiers be forced to pick up the tab? Victorian MP Moira Deeming attracted headlines recently when news broke she’s intending to sue three former Liberal premiers, among other party figures. The Conversation · Jun 6, 2025
New challenge to Woodside's North West Shelf extension A bid to protect sacred rock art has created a potential hurdle to Environment Minister Murray Watt's efforts to decide on a massive gas project's extension. AAP · May 23, 2025
What’s the obscure Australian online safety standard Elon Musk’s X is trying to dodge in court? An expert explains In its most recent battle with authorities in Australia, X (formerly Twitter) has launched legal action in the Federal Court, seeking an exemption from a new safety standard aimed at preventing the spread of harmful material online. The Conversation · May 21, 2025
Qantas judge's corporate tip: 'Don't play us for fools' A judge who will decide the penalty Qantas must pay for illegally sacking 1800 workers has warned the corporate world it must not "play the court for a fool". AAP · May 19, 2025
Roberts-Smith to take war crimes claims to High Court Disgraced veteran Ben Roberts-Smith has vowed to head to the nation's highest court after he lost an appeal against findings that he engaged in war crimes. AAP · May 15, 2025
Musk takes on eSafety tsar in court over content duty Outspoken billionaire Elon Musk's X Corp is mounting a Federal Court challenge against Australia's eSafety Commissioner. AAP · May 15, 2025
Women left waiting for share of $405m implant payout A years-long wait for compensation continues for women injured from pelvic mesh implants with delays blamed on difficulty in obtaining medical records. AAP · May 1, 2025
'You owe me': text inflames veteran's bid for retrial A tip-off to an investigative journalist who levelled war crime claims at a decorated veteran has raised eyebrows amid a push for a retrial. AAP · Apr 29, 2025
Luxe Listings company folds amid fiery co-creator feud The entertainment company behind the hit reality series Luxe Listings is on the rocks as its co-founders continue their lengthy battle over their Amazon deal. AAP · Apr 17, 2025
War of offensive words among Tabcorp executives A former Tabcorp chief executive has accused the company's high-profile directors of sexist remarks after he was sacked over an alleged sleazy comment. AAP · Apr 10, 2025
Palmer-supported vaccine injury case 'incoherent' A Clive Palmer-supported class action against the government over the approval of COVID-19 vaccines has hit a hurdle after a judge called it "unintelligible". AAP · Apr 10, 2025
Battle over salmon farming law change spills into court Bob Brown's environmental group has lodged a legal challenge against federal law changes to protect salmon farming in a remote harbour. AAP · Mar 31, 2025
War veteran's parents slam 'concerning' secret call A secret conversation between a journalist and Ben Roberts-Smith's ex-lover could explain the decorated soldier's bruising defamation loss, his parents believe. AAP · Mar 31, 2025
The Conversation · Mar 13, 2025 The High Court made a landmark decision on native title law. Here’s what it means Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains the name of a deceased person.
Pedestrian.tv · Mar 12, 2025 Landmark High Court Ruling Paves Way For $700M In Compensation To Gumatj People The decision supports the Gumatj clan's rights to their land, allowing them to seek compensation for land taken by a mining company in 1968.
AAP · Mar 11, 2025 Native title ruling paves way for compensation The High Court has dismissed a commonwealth appeal over a landmark native title decision, paving the way for millions in compensation for traditional owners.
Pedestrian.tv · Mar 3, 2025 Sydney Train Chaos Might Return Sooner Than Expected After Strike Pause Slammed In Court A tribunal previously ruled that strikes be paused until July 1 while the NSW government and rail workers try to resolve an ongoing pay dispute.
AAP · Mar 3, 2025 'Disgraceful': union sues to undo rail strike stoppage A decision to halt strikes on a major metropolitan rail network could soon be reversed as a bitter pay dispute continues to simmer.
AAP · Feb 26, 2025 'Hostile' ABC partisan on Gaza conflict views: lawyer The ABC has been accused of being hostile and partisan by calling a casual radio host an activist for sharing her views on the conflict in Gaza.
The Conversation · Feb 25, 2025 Multiple warnings and huge fines are not stopping super funds, insurers and banks overcharging customers Last week the Federal Court fined Australia’s biggest superannuation company, AustralianSuper, A$27 million for overcharging customers.
AAP · Feb 24, 2025 Mine giant denies it's to blame for community division Native title holders are seeking $1.8 billion in compensation from an iron ore miner as a long-running legal dispute over a Pilbara mine draws to an end.
AAP · Feb 21, 2025 Court loss for accused Pinochet agent over extradition A Chilean woman who later worked as a Bondi nanny is fighting extradition back to her homeland to face historical allegations of kidnapping and torture.
Al Jazeera · Feb 20, 2025 Canada faces lawsuit over delays in Gaza visa programme Palestinian families are suing Canada over visa delays they say leave people at risk of life-threatening harms in Gaza.
The Conversation · Feb 12, 2025 ‘Multiple red flags’: ASIC’s court case against Star executives shows the risks of complacency This week the corporate regulator is taking on executives and directors of Star Entertainment in the Federal Court, in a landmark case for Australian corporate governance.