Porter pads up for WACA role
The former attorney-general’s appointment follows a turbulent few years on the WACA board, amid divisions over the redevelopment of the historic ground.
Christian Porter
Kenneth Hayne the unlikely revolutionary
History should laud the royal commissioner as well as former attorney-general Christian Porter and former Law Reform Commission president Justice Sarah Derrington.
Porter allegations ‘triggered me to come forward’
Brittany Higgins says she first chose to reach out to Lisa Wilkinson about her alleged assault after allegations of impropriety were levelled at then-attorney general Christian Porter.
Unlikely alliance boosts Labor hopes
A remarkable alliance has emerged between Tony Burke and a hardline employer warrior.
Ex-MP acts in child drowning case
The nation’s former attorney-general has appeared in court as the lawyer for a man accused of trying to drown his young son.
Ex-ministers reject blame, deny referrals
Former Morrison government ministers Stuart Robert, Alan Tudge and Christian Porter say they were not issued with notices of adverse findings or included in the sealed section of the Robodebt Royal Commission report.
State Bar Council slammed as elitist
The NSW Bar Council has been attacked over its decision to reprimand top defamation silk Sue Chrysanthou after she agreed to represent Christian Porter against the ABC.
Coroner did not contact Porter over Kate’s death
South Australian coroner David Whittle has ruled out an inquest into the death of the woman known as Kate.
Shock letter in sex worker murder trial
A Colombian student wrote a bombshell letter after he was extradited to Australia for killing a sex worker moments after learning she was transgender.
Ex-minister: I accept robodebt responsibility
Christian Porter says he wish he had acted on robodebt issues while he was the relevant minister.
Morrison given leave for Robodebt inquiry
Robodebt royal commissioner Catherine Holmes has given former Coalition ministers including Scott Morrison, Christian Porter and Stuart Robert leave to appear.
Morrison to front Robodebt inquiry
Robodebt royal commissioner Catherine Holmes gives big hint she expects Scott Morrison and other former Coalition ministers to explain their involvement in the failed scheme.
Morrison’s secret moves: ‘I’m swearing myself in as health minister, too’
Scott Morrison and Christian Porter devised a radical and until now secret plan after concerns he was effectively handing control of the country to Greg Hunt.
Porter docs to remain secret for a decade
A judge has ruled a trove of documents related to Christian Porter’s defamation proceedings will remain secret for the next decade.
Porter facing mammoth legal bill
Christian Porter has lost his bid to overturn a massive costs order awarded against him over his ABC defamation case.
Christian Porter’s massive court loss
The former attorney-general has suffered a devastating court blow that could cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal costs.
Making news: Kidman on the runway and Porter at the Bar
All the news that’s fit to mint.
Porter joins Gatto’s legal team in case against the ABC
Former attorney-general Christian Porter will represent Melbourne underworld identity Mick Gatto in his bid to take his defamation case against the ABC to the High Court.
Rape activist Jo Dyer’s secret Porter sex history
The arts administrator who led the charge against Christian Porter over historical rape allegations, had her own sexual history with him at uni and failed to disclose it publicly.
Revisiting a tawdry tale of journalistic self-indulgence and reality-challenged editing
To revisit the Four Corners’ coverage of the Porter rape accusation in light of his reported complaints is to re-enter with fresh eyes a parallel media wonderland.
Upholding journalistic ethics
Former attorney-general Christian Porter has made a good case for an independent review of the Four Corners program.
A tale of two stories
The ABC’s Four Corners program didn’t reveal a key source for its story on alleged historical rape claims involving Christian Porter.
ABC ‘hid details of rape claim’
Former attorney-general Christian Porter demands independent review into the Four Corners episode which aired rape allegations against him.
Porter appeal rejects conflict
Christian Porter’s legal team have emphatically rejected claims his barrister could have used confidential information in her defence of the former Attorney-General.
‘Wishes him ill’: Big claim in Porter case
A top silk representing Christian Porter has made a big claim and lashed moves to have the court case heard behind closed doors.
Porter slams ‘mob fury’ as he exits
Former attorney-general Christian Porter used his final address to parliament to slam ‘culture wars’ and the ‘mob’ that came after him following reports of historic rape allegations.
Porter warns MPs: ‘Don’t think it can’t happen to you’
Former Attorney-General uses valedictory speech to slam identity politics, address the rape allegations that ended his career and what he’ll do next.
Labor lament as weapon of choice hits home
Having long weaponised abuse claims against their political foes, most notably Christian Porter, senior Labor figures are ducking for cover now it’s being used on them.
Porter ordered to pay eye-watering amount
Ex-Attorney-General Christian Porter and his former barrister have been ordered to pay a huge amount of cash to an Adelaide woman.
Jo Dyer awarded $430,000 legal costs in Porter case
The Federal Court has ordered Christian Porter and barrister Sue Chrysanthou to pay legal costs to the friend of the dead woman who accused Christian Porter of rape.
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