Vic govt weighs up Tatts payout appeal
The Victorian government may have to pay $540 million to a gambling firm after a decision in the Victorian Supreme Court. Reported by Sydney Morning Herald 13 hours ago.
View ArticleSupreme Court goes 1 for 2 on big tech decisions
Wednesday was a big day for technology cases in the Supreme Court. The Justices ruled on a pair of important cases that promise to have wide-ranging implications for the development and use of modern...
View ArticleSam Ibrahim denied bail over illegal firearms ring
Sydney underworld figure Hassan "Sam" Ibrahim has been jailed after a Supreme Court judge found that he posed an "unacceptable risk" of reoffending and revoked his bail. Reported by The Age 23 hours ago.
View ArticleTabcorp Holdings Limited sinks while Tatts Group Limited soars
Supreme Court of Victoria hands down its verdict Reported by Motley Fool 22 hours ago.
View ArticleUS top court rejects abortion clinic 'buffer zones'
The US Supreme Court has struck down a law intended to protect women walking into abortion clinics from harassment by evangelical Christian protesters. Reported by Sydney Morning Herald 19 hours ago.
View ArticleGovernment to appeal $540 million Tatts payout ruling
Victoria will appeal a Supreme Court decision that the state government must pay gaming giant Tatts more than half a billion dollars for the loss of its poker machine licence, Premier Denis Napthine...
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Wal-Mart must compensate Canada workers
WAL-MART must compensate the former workers of a Quebec store that was closed after they voted to unionise, Canada's Supreme Court has ruled. Reported by Daily Telegraph 23 hours ago.
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Debelle inquiry: Pain of school abuse remains
TUESDAY will mark one year since former Supreme Court judge Bruce Debelle submitted his report of child sexual abuse in South Australian schools, shocking the state and prompted education system...
View ArticleAereo to "pause" service after Supreme Court defeat
Following Wednesday's adverse Supreme Court decision, Aereo will suspend its online service, which lets its subscribers watch "over the air" broadcast television via the Web. Reported by CIO 3 hours ago.
View ArticleHundreds queue for Baden-Clay trial
A MASSIVE line of people is queuing at Brisbane’s Supreme Court as the trial of Gerard Baden-Clay enters a third week. Reported by Herald Sun 2 days ago.
View ArticleGerard Baden-Clay Trial Live Coverage: Day 12, Week 4
Former real estate agent Gerard Baden-Clay is charged with the murder of his wife Allison Baden-Clay on April 19, 2012. We bring you live coverage of the trial, as it unfolds, from the Brisbane Supreme...
View ArticleCrowd queues at Baden-Clay trial
Former real estate agent Gerard Baden-Clay is charged with the murder of his wife Allison Baden-Clay on April 19, 2012. We bring you live coverage of the trial, as it unfolds, from the Brisbane Supreme...
View ArticleBaden-Clay affair 'for sake of business'
Former real estate agent Gerard Baden-Clay is charged with the murder of his wife Allison Baden-Clay on April 19, 2012. We bring you live coverage of the trial, as it unfolds, from the Brisbane Supreme...
View ArticleAustralia: Shareholder class actions dodge a bullet - Clayton Utz
The US Supreme Court in Halliburton took a small step forward in reducing the costs of shareholder claims. Reported by Mondaq 2 days ago.
View ArticleSupreme Court declines to hear Google's request in Street View lawsuit
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to throw out a class-action lawsuit against Google for sniffing Wi-Fi networks with its Street View cars. Reported by CIO 2 days ago.
View ArticleAereo Deserves to be Put Out of Business for Stealing Content
As a consumer advocate my heart is with Aereo, a startup that uses tiny antennas (pictured below) to capture broadcast airwaves and stream those signals to users who pay about $8 a month. But as a...
View ArticleGerard Baden-Clay Trial Live Coverage: Day 13, Week 4
Former real estate agent Gerard Baden-Clay is charged with the murder of his wife Allison Baden-Clay on April 19, 2012. We bring you live coverage of the trial, as it unfolds, from the Brisbane Supreme...
View ArticleSex offender release irks WA minister
A WA minister has again questioned a Supreme Court judge's decision to release a dangerous sex offender from jail. Reported by Daily Telegraph 1 day ago.
View ArticleTatts, Tabcorp face $85 million in pokies levies after government appeal allowed
The Supreme Court of Victoria will allow an appeal by the state government over a disputed payment of $84.6 million in levies from gaming operators Tatts Group and Tabcorp. Reported by The Age 1 day ago.
View ArticleTatts, Tabcorp could face $85 million in pokies levies after government...
The Supreme Court of Victoria will allow an appeal by the state government over a disputed payment of $84.6 million in levies from gaming operators Tatts Group and Tabcorp. Reported by The Age 1 day ago.
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