- Headnote
- Posts
- Uber taken to court
Uber taken to court
Blind woman takes Uber to court over alleged breaches of discrimination laws, Geoffrey Watson SC and William Partlett discuss NACC decision to reopen Robodebt referrals

Was this email forwarded to you?
Sign up for our free daily email newsletter at headnote.com.au
Daily wrap
Woman takes Uber to Federal Court over repeated guide dog refusals - ABC News
Fair Work Ombudsman launches legal action against former CFMEU boss John Setka - ABC News
Former Star chief to give evidence in ASIC trial [The Australian paywall]
Only former chief executive Matt Bekier is now likely to take the stand as ASIC wraps up its case against him and other former Star executives.
Editor’s picks
Unpacked: NACC to reopen investigation into Robodebt - YouTube
The Centre's anti-corruption commission resident expert Associate Professor Will Partlett and director Geoffrey Watson SC are interviewed by award-winning journalist Quentin Dempster on the announcement by the NACC to reopen the investigation into Robodebt as recommended by the Royal Commission.
Challenging the Campaign Finance Deal - Anne Twomey - YouTube
This video discusses the recent political deal to pass campaign finance laws at the federal level in Australia in February 2025. It follows two previous videos about the proposed donations caps and expenditure caps.
The video explains how the law, as revised by this deal, will operate to allow the continued flow of 'dark money' to political parties, due to the higher disclosure threshold and the inadequate aggregation provisions.
“I introduce a bill for an act to amend the Wrongs Act 1958 to make certain organisations vicariously liable for the abuse of children by persons akin to employees of those organisations”:
(Private members bill, not yet second-read / published)
— Jeremy Gans (@jeremy_gans)
7:30 AM • Feb 19, 2025
NSD462/2024 - JASON KELLY v MINISTER FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AND WATER
Justice Perry will conduct a hearing in this matter tomorrow, 20 February at 10:15am AEDT.
To observe the hearings remotely, you can access the livestream here: youtube.com/@FederalCourtA…
#fca#livestream#auslaw
— Federal Court of Australia (@fedcourtau)
5:27 AM • Feb 19, 2025
Like our free newsletter? The best way to support us is to tell your colleagues about our newsletter!
We love feedback - [email protected]