Defamation
Latham should pay more for ‘nausea-inducing’ tweet, court told
The former NSW One Nation leader was ordered to pay Alex Greenwich $140,000 in damages for defaming him. The independent Sydney MP’s lawyer says it should have been more.
- Michaela Whitbourn
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Latham’s fight after offensive tweet cost him more than $500,000
Former NSW One Nation leader Mark Latham wants an appeal court to overturn Sydney MP Alex Greenwich’s defamation victory.
- Michaela Whitbourn
‘Absolutely untrue’: Rebel Wilson comes out firing in 60 Minutes interview
The actor denied she is a liar and a bully and said the legal situation surrounding her film The Deb was “like your worst nightmare”.
- Louise Rugendyke
‘Where’s the $2.4 million?’: Brittany Higgins’ bankruptcy order delayed by court technicality
Higgins and her husband, David Sharaz, have been ordered to pay Higgins’ former boss, former Liberal senator Linda Reynolds, upwards of $341,000 in damages.
- Heather McNeill
Herald Sun reveals defence in Sam and Brittany Groth privacy case
The Herald Sun needs to convince a judge that stories questioning whether a Victorian Liberal MP had slept with his now wife when she was underage should be considered news.
- Daniella White
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Jacinta Price ‘didn’t care’ defamatory press release was wrong, court told
The Liberal senator is at the centre of a high-stakes defamation case over a press release she issued about an Indigenous leader.
- Michaela Whitbourn
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- Courts
Jacinta Price denies involvement in attempted leadership ‘coup’
The Liberal senator was grilled for a second day in a high-stakes defamation case filed against her in the Federal Court.
- Michaela Whitbourn
‘Do you know what a vote is?’ Jacinta Price under fire in defamation case
The Liberal senator gave evidence for the first time on Friday in her high-stakes defamation case against a land council chief.
- Michaela Whitbourn
How Google AI falsely named an innocent journalist as a notorious child murderer
A politician named the man who allegedly confessed to the murder of a three-year-old girl. Then AI identified the wrong guy.
- Jordan Baker
City of Nedlands sued by former chief executive over ‘defamatory’ press release
The former chief executive of a leafy western suburbs council has launched defamation action over a press release issued following a damning auditor-general report.
- Cameron Myles and Rebecca Peppiatt
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