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The Federal Court has brushed aside the AFP’s attempts to keep secret the details of an anti-corruption investigation that reached the top levels of the peak policing body.
Sydney’s Knox Grammar failed to tell insurer of ‘hornet’s nest’ of sexual abuse, Federal Court rules [The Australian paywall]
The Uniting Church is at risk of losing insurance cover for a ‘hornet’s nest’ of historical sexual abuse cases involving students at its elite Knox Grammar in Sydney, after a scathing court ruling on Friday.
Court has not sat in the West Australian community of Balgo for more than a year due to escalating local tensions, but residents say the ongoing suspension is limiting their access to justice.
Advance has been bankrolling an anti-Greens campaign in the Prahran byelection, but was taken to the Supreme Court after placing signs against the rules.
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