Victoria’s move to restrict ‘silencing’ sexual harassment victims welcomed by unions and lawyers State government proposes reforms to use of nondisclosure agreements by employers in Australian first The Guardian - AU · Jul 11, 2022
Channel Ten reporter Tegan George expands bullying claim against network and Peter van Onselen George cites social media posts by network’s political editor in updated claim, which Ten and Van Onselen have strenuously denied The Guardian - AU · Jun 9, 2022
Former associate who dated Supreme Court judge lodges 'shaming' complaint The partner and former associate of a Tasmanian Supreme Court judge lodges a formal complaint against the court, saying she was "belittled" and "shamed" out of her job after their relationship was made public. ABC News · Apr 7, 2022
Former judge’s associate says she was forced out of job after relationship with Tasmanian judge revealed Woman’s lawyer says she suffered ‘punitive sanctions without any fair process’ to deal with conflict of interest in court workplace The Guardian - AU · Apr 7, 2022
Long-serving Labor senator Kim Carr set to lose seat in preselection challenge Push to knock off the Victorian gains traction amid speculation first-term senator Kimberley Kitching could also face a contest The Guardian - AU · Mar 2, 2022
‘Historic’ settlement for women allegedly sexually harassed by former high court justice Dyson Heydon Attorney general Michaelia Cash announces compensation payout and issues apology from commonwealth to three women The Guardian - AU · Feb 14, 2022
Josh Bornstein: Australia is suffering a democratic recession – and we can’t blame COVID Australian democracy is in serious trouble and it has nothing to do with the severe pandemic restrictions that we have endured, writes Josh Bornstein. The New Daily · Feb 8, 2022