Dishonesty claim in second act of Rebel's libel saga Pitch Perfect star Rebel Wilson is being dragged back to court over four Instagram posts, as an actor appeals the dismissal of her defamation lawsuit. AAP · Jul 28
Rebel wins but not without some reputational scratches Rebel Wilson emerged victorious but hardly unscathed from a fiercely fought defamation battle over Instagram posts about the star of her directorial debut. AAP · Jul 24
Rebel Wilson cleared of defaming an actor who starred in her directorial debut An Australian court has cleared Rebel Wilson of defaming the star of her directorial debut, “The Deb,” in social media posts The Independent UK · Jul 23
Rebel Wilson cleared of defaming actress Charlotte MacInnes over 'sexual harassment' claims The Pitch Perfect star, 46, was accused of spreading ‘terrible’ fabrications in several Instagram posts Evening Standard · Jul 22
Rebel Wilson wins court battle with former co-star Charlotte MacInnes alleged Rebel Wilson defamed her in Instagram posts suggesting she had withdrawn a sexual harassment complaint against a producer to further her career The Independent UK · Jul 22
Rebel Wilson Cleared Of Defamation Against The Deb Co-Star Charlotte MacInnes Rebel Wilson has won her defamation case brought on by co-star Charlotte MacInnes from the movie-musical The Deb. Pedestrian.tv · Jul 22
'Truth teller' Rebel scores win in feud with co-star Hollywood star Rebel Wilson has emerged victorious from a hotly contested defamation battle with her co-star after insisting she was telling the truth. AAP · Jul 21
NDIS Provider Pleads Guilty To Safety Breaches After Death Of 28 Y.O. Indigenous Woman Kyah Lucas suffered burns to almost half her body when she was bathed at a home in Orange, NSW by two workers from the NDIS provider in 2022. Pedestrian.tv · Apr 29, 2025
NDIS provider pleads guilty over bathtub burns death LiveBetter has pleaded guilty to breaching workplace safety laws after the death of one of its clients, and a year after it was fined over a separate case. AAP · Apr 28, 2025
Disability provider charged over fatal bathtub burns Disability support provider LiveBetter is facing health and safety charges over the bathtub burns death of a client, almost a year after it copped a $1.8m fine. AAP · Feb 24, 2025
$1.9m hit in biggest NDIS fine after 'terrible' death An NDIS provider has been hit with the highest ever civil penalty of its kind over failures that led an at-risk man to die after choking on a toasted sandwich. AAP · Jan 22, 2025
Former Sri Lankan diplomat in Australia fined more than $100,000 for ‘entrapping’ domestic worker Judge finds Himalee Arunatilaka’s treatment of worker from 2015 to 2018 in ‘egregious and exploitative’ after diplomat fails to engage court The Guardian - AU · Dec 12, 2024
‘I felt like a prisoner’: the domestic workers ‘trapped’ by Canberra’s diplomatic employers One staff member was paid as little as 65 cents an hour and worked a seven-day week with no respite. Advocates say it’s modern slavery The Guardian - AU · Nov 18, 2024
Seven alleges 13 women have made complaints about former Sydney reporter Robert Ovadia, court hears The 51-year-old, who is suing the network for wrongful dismissal, was sacked in June after an internal investigation into allegations of ‘inappropriate behaviour’, and says the claims are ‘baseless’ The Guardian - AU · Aug 29, 2024
The Canberra Times · Aug 21, 2024 Sri Lankan govt defends ex-diplomat after 'slave-like' exploitation case Human rights lawyer says Canberra case 'tip of the iceberg'.
AAP · Apr 10, 2024 Outback Wrangler star may ground crash widow's lawsuit The widow of Netflix star Chris Wilson who died in a helicopter crash could have her civil lawsuit put on ice as his co-star Matt Wright faces criminal charges.
The Canberra Times · Mar 22, 2024 Former ambassador fined $100k for hiring worker under 'slave-like conditions' Worker was paid $9 per day for 17.5-hour shifts with no leave.
The Canberra Times · Nov 4, 2023 Ambassador paid 'scared' worker $9 for 17-hour days, court finds The then ambassador hired a woman who worked in illegal conditions.
AAP · Oct 25, 2022 Court stalls Sydney Trains' union action The rail union has again been left in limbo after a judge refused to swiftly rule on whether a plan to turn off Opal card readers at Sydney stations was legal.
ABC News · Aug 19, 2022 Canberra cardiologist Muayad Alasady loses initial court bid to revoke suspension amid bullying investigation A senior cardiologist suspended by the Canberra Hospital during an investigation into workplace bullying loses round one of his case, with the Federal Court rejecting an application to stall the inquiry until his formal case is heard.