Geoffrey Rush
Hollywood on centre court as celebrities descend for men’s Open final
A-list guests were plentiful at the last night of the Australian Open, and surprise singing stars outshone a Hemsworth.
- Stephen Brook and Cara Waters
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- Opinion
- Defamation
When a defamation action ‘isn’t worth the candle’
Recent defamation actions and rulings have raised questions whether these legal manoeuvres are worth the trouble.
- Marina Olsen
- CBD
- City life
Rush back to the big screen
Geoffrey Rush is back after what we can only politely refer to as a career hiatus since he won his 2018 case (bar one part in the small Australian film Storm Boy).
- Samantha Hutchinson and Stephen Brook
Aussie cult hit Lantana, 20 years on: ‘It will always be relevant’
With its story of crumbling relationships and star-studded cast, Lantana was a hit. Now, 20 years later, its creators reflect on the film’s enduring success.
- Craig Mathieson
- Opinion
- Defamation
Ben Roberts-Smith: A war-crimes trial masquerading as defamation action
Starting Monday, this trial is the biggest defamation action in living memory.
- Matt Collins
- Exclusive
- Emerald City
Dusty and disappointed: What went down at the ARIAs after-parties
A ceremony without a red carpet or an audience wasn’t the only thing coronavirus messed up for this year’s ARIA awards.
- Nathanael Cooper
Geoffrey Rush defamation barrister joins coveted rank of silks
Sydney barrister Sue Chrysanthou, one of the city's best-known defamation barristers, has been appointed to the coveted rank of senior counsel.
- Michaela Whitbourn
- Editorial
- Media & marketing
Legal changes needed to support public interest journalism
Two alterations to media law will provide support to serious journalism.
- The Herald's View
Defamation law set for overhaul to protect public interest journalism
NSW Attorney-General Mark Speakman says an existing public interest defence "never works" for mass media outlets.
- Michaela Whitbourn
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