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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DO NOT USE before WATCH cover on Sept 2. ************************************ WATCH. Band. Superjesus. Singer/guitarist Sarah McLeod with band members (l-r) Jason Slack (guitar), Stuart Rudd (bass guitar), Travis Dragani (drums) celebrating twenty years on from their platinum selling album Sumo hitting number two on the ARIA Chart. Picture: Tricia Watkinson

Jesus! Super spar erupts over band’s lost super

Former members of Aussie rock band The Superjesus are suing their old group, claiming they are owed thousands in lost wages and super.

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Legal affairsNation

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Anonymous blog probe continues in court stoush

A former Liberal Party president and ex-member have been probed in relation to an anonymous blog, as the saga to find out who is behind it continues.

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LEGAL AFFAIRSLegal Affairs

Top Westpac lawyer to join PwC as general counsel

Battling continued fallout from the tax leaks scandal, PwC has employed its new top lawyer to join the firm.

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Legal affairsBusiness

Le Thach, Ben Huyn's wife, attending a private dinner and tasting at Crown Towers Sydney on November 22. Picture - Supplied

High life of chemist’s wife as he faces fraud charges

From tuk-tuk races in Bangkok and ‘ice driving’ a Lamborghini in New Zealand, to Victoria’s High Country, Le Thach and Ben Huynh’s lifestyle is splashed over their social media profiles.

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Legal affairsLegal Affairs

***HOLD EMBARGO FOR POWER 100***, Entrepreneurs Robert Bates and Emma Gibson of Aquamamma and Aurum+. Picture: Paul Harris

Sydney star’s wellness empire declared insolvent

Former rich-lister Robert Bates is now being chased by the tax office over unpaid debts in court, as his fall from millionaire status continues.

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Legal affairsBusiness

ConnectEast accuses Transurban of ‘enriching’ itself with fees

Toll road giant Transurban could have overcharged ConnectEast millions of dollars, the Victorian Supreme Court has heard.

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EconomicsEconomics

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos NOVEMBER 7, 2023: Treasurer Jim Chalmers addressing the media in regards to the Reserve Bank of Australia's interest rates rise decision., Picture: NCA NewsWire / Damian Shaw

Growth to slow, reform to keep pace: Chalmers

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has warned the global economy faces its weakest point in decades, while also announcing a new financial reporting body.

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Legal affairsLegal Affairs

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NCA NewsWire Photos DECEMBER, 4, 2020: Nuix CEO Rod Vawdrey rings the ASX bell, at the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) in Sydney. Nuix has listed on the ASX today, and is the biggest IPO for 2020 with a worth $1.8 billion. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Bianca De Marchi

Nuix failed to act on actual revenue: ASIC

Technology company Nuix has been accused of knowing its revenue projections would not hit shareholder expectations as a Federal Court trial gets underway.

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CourtsAviation

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos NOVEMBER 16, 2023: Former Qantas worker Theo Seremetidis addresses the media at John Maddison Tower on Thursday. Qantas was found guilty of standing down of worker who told colleagues to stop cleaning planes arriving from China without proper safety equipment . Picture: NCA NewsWire / Nikki Short

Qantas guilty of punishing worker over Covid fears

The airline illegally stood down a health and safety worker at the start of Covid after he raised concerns about cleaning flights coming in from China, a court has ruled.

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Legal affairsLegal Affairs

A Virgin Airways plane travels down the runway as a QantasLink Dash 8-400 series plane takes off at Sydney's Kingsford Smith international airport on November 3, 2023. (Photo by DAVID GRAY / AFP)

Former Qantas pilot claims super ‘miscalculated’

A former Qantas pilot has taken his fight to have his super recalculated to the Federal Court after the Australian Financial Complaints Authority backed the original methodology.

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