We didn’t ‘cloak’ report into cyber attack: Optus
Optus is fighting to keep a report into a disastrous cyber attack that struck millions of customers a secret, but denies it’s trying to ‘cloak’ it from the courts.
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eSafety take-down notice likely ‘ignored, disparaged’ in other countries
The eSafety commissioner’s attempt to force Elon Musk’s X to remove a stabbing video from its platform worldwide was not reasonable, the Federal Court has ruled.
Musk 1, eSafety boss nil: court ends stabbing video ban
A temporary order by the eSafety commissioner blocking Australians from watching the alleged terrorist stabbing attack of a Sydney bishop has been refused in a win for tech giant X.
‘Free speech’ players demand to join terror attack footage case
Australia’s eSafety commissioner is fighting in court to prevent US free speech activists from intervening in its legal battle to keep footage of an alleged terror attack on a bishop offline.
Legal glitch may block Callide C report from public
Households have paid bigger bills since the Callide C power station blew up in 2021, but the Queensland government company behind it wants to keep the reasons for the explosion secret.
Stockbroker ‘distracted by dispute, Hollywood’
Fortrend broker Joe Forster’s ‘acrimonious’ family dispute and his work on a script to pitch to Hollywood left him distracted from running his business, the Federal Court has heard.
Crypto company ‘needed a licence and breached law’
Gold Coast-based PBS Financial broke the law when it offered digital currency by running a business without a financial services licence, the Federal Court has found.
Women lose battle of sexes on legal talent list
More than 300 Australian solicitors have been named on a competitive Lawyer of the Year list, with considerably more men than women voted into the rankings. | FULL LIST
Report backs Victoria class action funding model
Class action members in Victoria have kept more money in their pockets after a key rule change in the state.
ASIC agrees to push back Star trial
Australia’s corporate cop appears to have walked back on public complaints about delays to its blockbuster case against Star Casino’s former directors.
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