Legal
Peppa Pig takes down YouTube rival in blockbuster copyright fight
A UK judge ordered Wolfoo videos removed after ruling the hit cartoon copied Peppa Pig audio in a copyright dispute.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 29, 2026
Class action launched after Harvey Norman and Latitude $55m fine
Carter Capner Law says its class action is the next step for consumers misled by the finance ad campaign.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 29, 2026
Harvey Norman and Latitude slugged with record $55m penalty over misleading ads
Harvey Norman and Latitude fined $55m after the Court found millions of consumers were misled by finance ads nationwide.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 29, 2026
ARN wins right to use Kyle's affidavits in Jackie's case
Kyle settled. Jackie didn't. Now ARN has won the right to use his evidence in their fight against her.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 28, 2026
What Rebel Wilson's court win means for her personal brand
Taurus Marketing CEO Sharon Williams unpacks what Rebel Wilson's defamation win means for reputation, trust and personal brand value.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 22, 2026
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Rebel Wilson wins defamation case against The Deb co-star Charlotte MacInnes
A Federal Court judge found the posts didn't clear the serious harm bar, ordering MacInnes to cover Wilson's legal cost.
by Simran Pasricha – Jul 22, 2026
ARN's court bombshell: network claims Jackie O basically sacked herself
ARN's amended defence argues it was Henderson's own lawyer letter, not ARN, that ended the whole KIIS FM breakfast deal.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 19, 2026
Four indecent assault charges dropped against Alan Jones ahead of trial
Sydney prosecutors have withdrawn four charges, but the veteran broadcaster still faces 22 counts at his upcoming trial.
by Simran Pasricha – Jul 14, 2026
Racing driver sues BBC Studios over Flintoff Top Gear crash
Paul Rees was Flintoff's secret co-driver in that Morgan Super 3 that day - and now he wants BBC Studios to pay up, too.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 13, 2026
Federal Court imposes $24.24 million in penalties for illegal online poker services
Federal Court orders $24.24m in penalties as ACMA cracks down hard on illegal online poker services targeting Australian
by Mediaweek – Jul 6, 2026
Court stops the ABC publishing an athlete's private text messages
Court finds very strong case the broadcaster misused messages copied from an athlete's old mobile phone without consent.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 6, 2026
ACCC takes Amazon to Federal Court over Prime Video ads shake-up
The ACCC alleges Amazon AU locked over a million subscribers into contracts that let it add ads without offering any refund.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 30, 2026
'I like their money': Trump threatens to sue another major news network
The President claims that it's not what ABC News said in its reporting, but rather, what it left out.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 24, 2026
New Jackie O court filings reveal $3m share loan claim and ARN-ordered medical exam
Fresh court documents lay bare a disputed loan and a medical exam order ahead of an October trial.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 24, 2026
Up to $7,500, no refunds, no qualifications: the health company now facing Federal Court
The consumer watchdog alleges Miyagi and its CEO misled sick Australians about their rights and used unfair terms to block cancellations.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 23, 2026
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