Olympics
The 2032 Olympics might be more than a decade away, but Brisbane City Council is already deep into wrestling with the legal challenges that come with hosting the greatest sporting show on earth.
Business
Action by Clive Palmer’s Mineralogy company against the Australian Securities and Investments Commission was “contrived and artificial” and seeking relief that would be “at best hypothetical and advisory”, a judge has ruled.
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Technology One has won another chance to defend its reputation after it was granted a retrial in the controversial case of an alleged unfair dismissal of one of its executives for which it was penalised $5.2 million.
An Afghan villager allegedly murdered at the hands of Australia’s most decorated soldier was a farmer unconnected to the Taliban, a court has heard.
One Nation staffer James Ashby has failed to secure millions from the federal government for an earlier lawsuit he filed and may have to pay the Commonwealth’s legal fees in defending the case.
