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Two HCA decisions handed down

Two HCA decisions handed down

The High Court has handed down decisions in LPDT and McQueen. Today the High Court continues hearing Toyota and Ford class action

Daily wrap

Two HCA decisions handed down yesterday.
- LPDT v Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs. Judgment summary here.
- Minister for Immigration, Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs v McQueen. Judgment summary here.
  - ‘Sign here’: high court finds no requirement for minister to read submissions on visa decisions | Australian immigration and asylum | The Guardian
Class actions against Toyota and Ford over faulty vehicles to be heard in High Court - ABC News
Taylor Auerbach's lawyer argues Bruce Lehrmann's 'silence was deafening' in response to new evidence in defamation case - ABC News
ACT government changes jury laws after Bruce Lehrmann mistrial exposes gaps - ABC News
CEO of female-only app would not address trans woman as ‘Ms’, Sydney court hears | Australia news | The Guardian
ICAC terminates investigation into Labor MP Tim Crakanthorp relating to landholdings in Newcastle - ABC News
Qatar Airways avoids lawsuit over treatment of Australian women at Doha airport | Australia news | The Guardian
- DHI22 v Qatar Airways Q.C.S.C (No 2) [2024] FCA 348
- DHI22 v Qatar Airways Q.C.S.C (No 3) [2024] FCA 351
Former judge criticises NDIS commission's response to controversial autism program
AFP snoop’s 'drive-time is work-time' claim fails in Fair Work appeal
MONA loses bid to exclude men from its Ladies Lounge exhibit after TASCAT rules it discriminatory - ABC News

Editor’s picks

The High Court will tomorrow continue hearing the appeals in Williams & Anor v Toyota Motor Corp Australia; Toyota Motor Corp Australia v Williams & Anor; and will hear the appeal in Capic v Ford Motor Company of Australia hcourt.gov.au/assets/registr…
— High Court of Australia (@HighCourtofAus)
6:38 AM • Apr 10, 2024

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Artificial Intelligence and Legislative Power
Mon 29 April, 1-2pm AEST
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Dr @PaulBurgo(Monash)
Rebecca Considine (Second Parliamentary Counsel, Cth)
Chair: Prof @DrLukeBeck
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— Australian Association of Constitutional Law (@AACL_AusCon)
12:05 AM • Apr 10, 2024

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