December 2025
Bondi support packages unveiled by NSW and federal governments
Families can access up to $75,000 to help to cover funeral and burial costs, while small businesses will be able to apply for up to $25,000 to help them reopen.
Hotel where terrorists stayed: ‘We thought they had business’
Bondi shooters Naveed Akram and his father, Sajid, arrived in the Philippines on November 1, where it is suspected they received terrorist training.
Bondi terrorism suspect hit with 59 charges, including murder
Bondi Beach shooting suspect Sajid Akram has been charged with the murder of 15 people and committing a terrorist act but has refused to co-operate with police.
‘His family needs to know he was a hero’: Civilians, police praised
Innocent bystanders rushed in to try to stop the gunmen and help others during the Bondi terror attack. Some of them paid with their lives.
Terrorists spent four weeks in Philippines, were ‘ISIS inspired’
Suspected gunmen Naveed Akram, 24, and his father, Sajid Akram, 50, travelled to the Philippines in November and returned to Australia before the end of the month.
Hero police officer took down terrorist with pistol
A plain-clothes police officer is being hailed a hero after shooting one of the terrorists with his handgun as the pair fired on innocents in a Bondi park.
Bondi shooting suspect was known to authorities
Naveed Akram was assessed for his associations six years before he and his father allegedly opened fire at a Jewish gathering using legal weapons.
Airbnb and a fishing trip lie: The father and son behind Bondi horror
The father-son duo identified as the terrorists who allegedly launched Sunday’s antisemitic attack told family that they were going away for the weekend.
Bondi terror attack death toll climbs as dozens hospitalised after targeted shooting
Two armed men opened fire on members of the public gathered in Bondi, killing at least 16 people and injuring many more, including at least two police officers.
SkyCity shareholder action over $67m AUSTRAC fine dismissed
A SkyCity shareholder brought an application seeking to start a derivative action, where he would sue former executives and directors on behalf of the company.
Rowland to repay part of family’s Perth trip charged to taxpayers
Some travel was found to fall outside expenses guidelines for the family reunion entitlement, a finding accepted by Attorney-General Michelle Rowland.
Former ANZ chief Shayne Elliott sues bank after losing $13.5m bonus
Despite his being stripped of millions of dollars in bonuses, the CEO’s punishment isn’t enough, influential governance advisory firms have told clients.
Chairman Stokes: The inside story of Seven (as told by the board)
Leaked correspondence between Seven West Media board members reveals what they really thought about Ben Roberts-Smith, Tim Worner and Kerry Stokes.
Raph Geminder’s Pact in settlement talks over $30m earn out dispute
Geminder was slated to give evidence in court this week over the four-year dispute before the parties entered settlement talks.
Webjet claims sacked chief legal counsel just couldn’t take feedback
The allegation was made in response to Meaghan Simpson’s accusations that the travel agency’s CEO, Katrina Barry, had “irregularities” in her resume.
Sacked JLL agent allegedly admitted actions ‘morally unacceptable’
James Jorgensen, a former industrials agent at the realty giant, threatened to sue a woman who had made a complaint about his conduct, despite allegedly admitting it was unacceptable.
Signatures called into question in Waislitz sibling-linked feud
Expert analysis questions documents used to transfer shares from Venus Behbahani to her sister, Alex Waislitz’s fiancee, Rebekah Behbahani
Defending Lattouf sacking has cost the ABC more than $2.6m
Industry estimates put costs in the matter at close to $1.5 million, but questions on notice reveal the case cost the ABC much more.
Slater & Gordon settles long-running lawsuit with sacked HR executive
Alicia Gleeson was one of two former chief people officers suing the private equity-owned firm. She alleged she was let go after warning about underpayments.
November 2025
Woolworths hit with underpayments shareholder class action
Litigation Lending Services, chaired by billionaire Shaun Bonett, is funding a landmark case alleging the supermarket giant was misleading in its financial statements.