Fashion feud: Adidas aims to tear stripes off White Fox One of the biggest fashion retailers in Australia and one of the world's largest sportswear brands are set to face off in a battle over stripes on clothing. AAP · Oct 9
High Court baulks at ex-Labor chief's defamation appeal The High Court has thrown out a defamation appeal bid by controversial MP Mark Latham against fellow lawmaker Alex Greenwich, ending a years-long legal battle. AAP · Oct 8
Banned NDIS fraudster used fake name to continue working with vulnerable clients She was banned from the NDIS for fraud. Months later, she was back under someone else's name. Newcastle Herald · Sep 3
No end in sight for 'celeb bait' Facebook ad battle Social media giant Meta has a playbook to avoid scrutiny from regulators about the flood of scam ads on its platforms, the consumer watchdog says. AAP · Aug 31
Australia’s online watchdog is taking messaging app Telegram to court over ‘pro-terrorist’ posts Popular encrypted messaging app Telegram failed to detect and remove pro-terrorist and extremist material, including videos of executions and attacks, a new lawsuit launched by Australia’s online watchdog alleges. The Conversation · Jul 30
Social App taken to court over terror related content A popular messaging platform has been accused of failing to remove violent extremist content from its platform, sparking legal action by the online watchdog. AAP · Jul 30
Sacked, struggling Qantas staff still wait for payments Legal delays have prevented workers who were sacked by Australia's largest airline from receiving their share of a small fortune in compensation payments. AAP · Jul 29
The MSO and Lattouf rulings are seemingly at odds. Where does this leave free speech at work? On Friday, the Federal Court found the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra (MSO) did not act unlawfully by cancelling a scheduled performance by concert pianist Jayson Gillham, after he made statements that Israel had committed war crimes by targeting journalists. The Conversation · Jul 14
Lehrmann-linked TV producer sues second media giant A former TV network staffer who rose to prominence during Bruce Lehrmann's defamation case has launched legal proceedings against a media company. AAP · Jul 3
Amazon is being taken to court for introducing ads to Prime Video. The world will be watching When Amazon started showing ads to its Prime Video subscribers, annoyed TV viewers complained to the consumer watchdog. Now the case is headed for the Federal Court – and already attracting international interest. The Conversation · Jun 30
'Lehrmann guy' attempts to transform defamation case A former producer has accused media giants of conspiracy and tried to have the justice in the Bruce Lehrmann case subpoenaed before his own defamation trial. AAP · Jun 23
'The only just decision': court deals massive blow to PEP11 gas exploration project off Hunter coast What does this court ruling mean for NSW gas supply and future energy prices? Newcastle Herald · Jun 17
Surfaced Document Shows ARN Defending Kyle & Jackie O’s Explicit Content Before Legal Drama In November, ARN defended the show in response to a notice about its repeated sexual references. Pedestrian.tv · Jun 5