Saridas sues Harmers for failing to recognise her as a whistleblower
Oil and gas executive Ayten Saridas is suing Harmers Workplace Lawyers, alleging the firm failed to advise her she was a whistleblower when she sued her former employer.
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Former Tabcorp boss’ alleged vulgarity revealed in court docs
Vulgar comments former Tabcorp boss Adam Rytenskild allegedly made about a gambling regulator are revealed in court documents, as the ex-CEO seeks millions in compensation.
Tech veteran tells court sacking ‘could have been handled better’
Australian technology veteran Adrian di Marco has told a court the termination of a ‘loyal’ manager could have been handled better, but he had always planned the departure to be amicable.
Dealmaking, high pressure and ‘angst’ at TechOne
A high pressure workplace fuelled by dealmaking and ‘angst’ amid a rapidly expanding technology business was playing out at software company TechnologyOne during the year a staff member was sacked.
Medibank told to hand over cyber attack reports
Medibank will be forced to hand investigative reports probing Australia’s worst cyber attack to its customers, who are suing the private health giant after their data was leaked on the dark web.
Tech employee sacked because firm ‘lost confidence’ in him
The Federal Court has heard TechnologyOne founder Adrian di Marco denied knowing an employee was suffering from mental health issues prior to dismissing him.
Super funds exposed in cyber crime raids
Some AustralianSuper customers have lost $500,000 and others are seeing a zero balance on their super savings after hackers hit some of the nation’s biggest funds.
Stake subsidiary hit with US lawsuit over online casino
The Stake gaming empire founded by Australian rich-lister Ed Craven and Bijan Tehrani is facing a US lawsuit that alleges one of its online ‘social casinos’ is operating illegally in California.
Secret ‘basketball court’ can’t be certified after council tip-off
A wealthy Sydney family is working out how to avoid having to demolish an alleged underground basketball court after a complaint revealed its basement is metres deeper than approved plans allow.
Labor price-gouging pledge ‘unlikely to have much effect’
Anthony Albanese has pledged Labor will outlaw supermarket price gouging. Could Australia take inspiration from similar laws in the European Union or the US? It’s complicated.
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