The words that shut down racist preacher's prayer hall Hard-line Islamic preacher Wissam Haddad and his followers are searching for a new home after their controversial prayer hall in a medical centre was shuttered. AAP · Dec 23, 2025
Meal kit services sued over alleged subscription traps The competition watchdog has taken meal delivery services HelloFresh and Youfoodz to court for misleading consumers with subscriptions. AAP · Dec 16, 2025
A-Leagues club given fresh hope in legal bid to survive Western United has been given a new deadline to pay its $15.5 million tax bill as the A-Leagues club scraps to survive. AAP · Dec 11, 2025
View from The Hill: Two women intent on vindication ensure Higgins affair haunts Labor The extraordinary Brittany Higgins saga, probably one of the biggest Australian political scandals of our time and devastating for multiple people, returned this week to the margin of public attention when one of the legal cases was in the Federal Court. The Conversation · Nov 28, 2025
Lehrmann's bid for reporter restraining order dismissed Bruce Lehrmann's quest for a restraining order against a Daily Mail reporter who allegedly stalked him in Tasmania has been dismissed in court. AAP · Nov 13, 2025
'Disruptive' bail checks left brothers scared of police Life was happy for an Aboriginal family until police subjected them to more than 150 bail checks in 20 months, which they say amounted to discrimination. AAP · Nov 11, 2025
'Historic' native title claim could advance quickly A native title claim seeking to recognise Traditional Owners' deep connection to the lands of a major city could move swiftly through the courts. AAP · Nov 10, 2025
Lehrmann risks court's ire with no doctor's certificate Bruce Lehrmann and lawyer Zali Burrows are yet to provide medical evidence why the 30-year-old did not appear before a Tasmanian court on car theft charges. AAP · Nov 7, 2025
Suspended warrant issued after Lehrmann court no-show A magistrate has told Bruce Lehrmann two things he must do to avoid being arrested after failing to appear in court on a car-stealing charge. AAP · Nov 6, 2025
Massive fine for home loan compliance failures Defunct home lender RAMS has been fined $20 million by the Federal Court after admitting to widespread misconduct over a four-year period. AAP · Oct 24, 2025
Fate of ex-top gun up in air, three years after arrest A picture of a father with his kids before school drop-off has become a treasured image three years on as he anxiously awaits a court's decision on his fate. AAP · Oct 20, 2025
Pop star's ex-manager attacks fraud prosecution Chart-topping artist Guy Sebastian is seeking to expand a civil fraud lawsuit as his former manager attacks prosecutors over failed fraud trials. AAP · Oct 20, 2025
Senator allegedly plotted council 'coup' with principal An alleged plot to oust an Aboriginal land council chief executive led to Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price defaming him in a media release, a court has heard. AAP · Oct 19, 2025
Former NDIS provider fined millions over man's death A mentally disabled man was left unsupervised and then fatally struck by a car. His care provider has now been slammed in the Federal Court. AAP · Oct 10, 2025
AAP · Oct 9, 2025 Landmark $5.8m penalty over health data cyber attack A first-of-its-kind fine for the loss of 220,000 people's health data highlights a need to view cybercrime as more than just a technological risk, experts say.
AAP · Sep 26, 2025 'Strong message': deepfake porn creator cops huge fine The Federal Court has ordered a Gold Coast man to pay more than $340,000 for posting deepfake images of several high-profile Australian women.
AAP · Sep 24, 2025 Wiggles clap back at ex-CEO's unlawful sacking claim The Wiggles and their former CEO are attempting to sing in tune over claims the boss was undermined before being illegally fired.
Pedestrian.tv · Sep 24, 2025 ABC Ordered To Pay Antoinette Lattouf $150k Over Gaza Post Sacking ABC has been ordered to pay journalist Antoinette Lattouf $150K after the Federal Court ruled she had been unlawful terminated back in 2023.
The Conversation · Sep 15, 2025 ANZ has been hit with a record $240 million fine. These lessons should have been learned years ago ANZ Bank has agreed to pay a record fine of A$240 million after admitting to various forms of misconduct that occurred “over many years”.
The Conversation · Sep 8, 2025 Why a possible $1 billion bill for Coles and Woolworths has put a common employment clause in the spotlight Australian supermarket giants Woolworths and Coles now face the prospect of a combined bill exceeding A$1 billion in relation to the alleged underpayment of close to 30,000 staff over several years.
Pedestrian.tv · Sep 3, 2025 Antoinette Lattouf Seeking $350K Penalty From ABC Over Unlawful Sacking In June, the Federal Court found that ABC unlawfully sacked Lattouf over a social media opposing the Israeli military campaign in Gaza.
AAP · Sep 2, 2025 ABC blames 'perfect storm' for journo's illegal sacking The ABC has rallied against a proposed $350,000 penalty for illegally firing a journalist, arguing the decision arose from a "single inadvertent mistake".
AAP · Aug 29, 2025 A-Leagues move forward as United fight wind-up order Western United intend to appeal the Federal Court's wind-up order as the A-Leagues prepare for the seasons, with or without them.
AAP · Aug 29, 2025 Embattled A-Leagues expansion club wound up by courts An eleventh-hour bid to save Western United has failed with the Federal Court ordering the wind-up of the embattled A-Leagues club.
Pedestrian.tv · Aug 27, 2025 Brittany Higgins Reacts To Linda Reynolds Defamation Victory With Instagram Statement "I was 24 years old when I was sexually assaulted in Parliament House. Six years have passed – years marked by challenge, scrutiny, and change. I accept that Linda Reynolds' feelings were hurt."