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Four ABC executives were responsible for the decision to axe Antoinette Lattouf from Sydney radio, the Federal Court has heard.
A former Slater and Gordon employee whose name appeared in the metadata of the email that triggered a crisis at the firm says they had nothing to do with it.
Ambulance chasers circle Slater & Gordon over email leak [AFR paywall]
Hopefully the firm has learnt something about being on the other side in its long history of fighting similar matters on behalf of workers.
Second Slater and Gordon HR manager sues firm [AFR paywall]
Former payroll manager Bridgett Maddox is suing Slater & Gordon and alleges she was sacked after reporting a decade-long underpayment.
Guitarist Ron Strykert says he was struggling mentally when he signed over his share of royalties from Men At Work songs to a US company in 2007.
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‘Why are we here?’ judge asks prosecutor who admits he can’t win [The Australian paywall]
In an extraordinary opening address to the court, the crown prosecutor conceded the case had no prospects of a conviction, as the judge questioned why the matter was brought in the first place.
This video is about the different possible forms of minority government and in particular, ones that rely on a 'confidence and supply agreement' with those who hold the balance of power.
In our first Daze in Court Series of the year, List member Rohan Hoult invited Daniel Myers from Schetzer Papaleo Family Lawyers to share his insights and experiences in the family court from a solicister's perspectives.
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