Former ABC chair Ita Buttrose has declared Antoinette Lattouf an activist who was ‘critical of Israel’ and should never have been hired by the public broadcaster, in a feisty Federal Court appearance.
Former ABC chair Ita Buttrose got an email from the public broadcaster’s chief political correspondent expressing her ‘deep concern’ about the public debate around Lattouf’s dismissal, the Federal Court has been told.
Convicted wife killer Chris Dawson has asked the High Court to quash his murder conviction and order a new trial, claiming he suffered a ‘significant forensic disadvantage’.
A young girl is raised in two different cultures, by different parents. Then she dies. Who decides what happens next?
Christopher Oliver-Taylor was under pressure to sack Antoinette Lattouf after Ita Buttrose made clear she was ‘deeply unhappy’ with action taken on the stand-in radio host, the Federal Court has heard.
The NSW Chief Justice has called for perpetrators of anti-Semitism to be punished, as he accused tech billionaire Elon Musk of ‘trivialising’ the historical mistreatment of Jews.
The outgoing ABC managing director says it was a ‘mistake’ to hire journalist Antoinette Lattouf as a fill-in radio host two months after the Hamas attack on Israel, considering her public ‘partisan’ views on the Middle East conflict.
Sacked ABC radio host Antoinette Lattouf conceded a social media post claiming ‘Gaza is being annihilated hourly’ was controversial, but said it was a statement of ‘fact’.
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A District Court judge has criticised the NSW prosecution office for running a sexual assault matter that had ‘just no evidence’ to prove its case beyond reasonable doubt, in an extraordinary trial that left the jury questioning why the case was brought to court.
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