Angelica Snowden

Angelica Snowden is a reporter at The Australian’s Melbourne bureau covering crime, state politics and breaking news. She has worked at the Herald Sun, ABC and at Monash University’s Mojo.

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Internationally renowned architect Rob Mills is building covid safe apartments in Melbourne Picture: supplied

Architect Mills settles Fair Work dispute over sacking

A female architect has settled a court case in which she alleged bullying and threatening behaviour before she was sacked from her job at an award-winning firm led by Rob Mills.

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Friday 24th January 2025. The Australian.Alex Waislitz has vowed to defend his reputation as a string of legal cases loom for the billionaire investor this year, led by the blockbuster court action brought against him by ex-wife Heloise Pratt.Photograph by Arsineh Houspian.

Waislitz vow: Where I’ve been challenged, I will defend myself

Alex Waislitz has drawn a line in the sand, declaring he will defend his reputation as a string of legal cases loom for the billionaire investor this year.

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13/12/2017: Vaughan Bowen, Chairman of Vocus Group. Stuart McEvoy for The Australian.

Vocus insider trading witness unheard in court

A court ruled prosecutors were not allowed to compel a key witness to give evidence in an insider trading trial because she wished to exercise her right against self-incrimination.

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Online gambling titan faces legal fight

Betting giant Sportsbet is facing a class action and claims that punters have lost millions of dollars gambling on illegal in-game bets.

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New cyber laws crank up workload for legal fraternity

Lawyers say they have been receiving a significant increase in businesses thanks to cyber attacks and companies’ desire to avoid so-called ‘victim shaming’.

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London 22 July 2022. Etienne Alexiou walks the streets around St. Paul in London. Picture: Ella Pellegrini

Trader fails in new lawsuit bid

An ex-ANZ trader has lost a bid to add fresh elements to a lawsuit against his former employer concerning allegations he was involved in market manipulation.

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Ugg since 1974, is a Gold Coast manufacturer of ugg boots. Hannah Watts and Todd Watts at the Miami factory . Picture: Jerad Williams

‘Extremely hard’: iconic Australian brand in bitter trademark fight

The original maker of iconic Australian sheepskin boots UGG Since 1974 is being sued by US retail giant, forcing it to change its name amid a bitter lawsuit.

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From a Warrnambool caravan park to life as a London fintech millionaire

Meet Kane Harrison, the 39-year-old entrepreneur who slugged it out selling pancakes at markets before coming up with an investment app that he just sold for multimillions of pounds.

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Architect wants intervention over bullying allegations

A prominent architect has written to the Victoria’s planning minister to complain the industry’s registration board is failing to protect its members from bullying.

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Cass Fuller is suing new jewellery chain Harli + Harpa. Picture: LinkedIn

Ex-Lovisa CEO’s new jewellery chain facing lawsuit

Only months after Shane Fallscheer kickstarted a rival brand, the company is already facing legal action from sacked CEO Cass Fuller.

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