Griffith University has been forced to pay $10,000 to a PhD student who had been critical of voice architect Megan Davis, after a professor shared the student’s personal information and described him as a ‘f..kwit’.
Chris Minns says it would be ‘completely unacceptable’ for the state prosecution office to leak information about an underage Aboriginal defendant to a commercial radio station.
The war veteran has filed an eleventh-hour bid in his defamation appeal against the Nine newspapers after journalist Nick McKenzie appeared to admit to unethical behaviour in a secret recording.
A guide for NSW barristers includes a glossary of alternative pronouns to male and female – such as ‘xe/xem/xyrs’ – and discourages barristers from using terms such as ‘transitioning’ or ‘transgendered’.
The office of NSW chief prosecutor Sally Dowling has refused to disclose whether she was aware confidential information was to be leaked to a radio station.
The legal giant on Tuesday referred a former employee to Victoria Police who they believe was behind a ‘premeditated and carefully planned’ email attack on the firm.
The former Spotlight producer’s claim centres on allegations Seven made comments breaching a confidential deed of settlement signed shortly after his departure from the company.
Lilie James was well educated, had a good group of friends and held solid relationships. She was happy, healthy and kind. But she was not safe.
When I do a somersault, the sea lions do a somersault. When I turn on to my back, they follow suit. I will never forget this incredible experience.
Walter Sofronoff KC has instigated legal proceedings to challenge a report finding he engaged in ‘serious corrupt conduct’ during an inquiry into the prosecution of Bruce Lehrmann.
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