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Karl Stefanovic podcast dispute moves towards buyout
The Karl Stefanovic Show co-owners will move towards a buyout after their dispute reached the NSW Supreme Court.
by Tom Gosby – 11 hours ago
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Dabble pays $1.07m after BetStop self-exclusion breaches
ACMA found Dabble left 157 wagering accounts open and sent 839 messages to people registered with BetStop.
by Tom Gosby – 12 hours ago
We asked a lawyer to unpack Karl Stefanovic and Keshnee Kemp's legal podcast war
Michael Byrnes examines the battle, the equity dispute and the Tommy Robinson fallout.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 15, 2026
Neptune Blanket stung $59,400 over refund and warranty claims
The online retailer paid $59,400 after three ACCC infringement notices concerning consumer rights and warranty wording.
by Tom Gosby – Sep 9, 2026
Can your boss TikTok you after hours?
An after-hours TikTok dispute offers an early glimpse at where work ends, your phone begins and employment law steps in.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 8, 2026
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New law could allow Australians to opt out of social media algorithms
Labor’s Digital Duty of Care could give Australians an algorithm off switch while imposing tougher safety obligations on social platforms.
by Tom Gosby – Sep 7, 2026
Aldi's dupe snacks busted again as court doubles down
The toddler snack copyright ruling against Aldi has been extended to five products.
by Nama Winston – Sep 3, 2026
Screenshots are forever: ARN WhatsApps enter Jackie O’s $82m fight
WhatsApp chats between ARN executives could become key evidence in Jackie Henderson's $82m Federal Court fight with ARN.
by Natasha Lee – Sep 3, 2026
Court rejects claim Indiana Jones copied Brisbane author’s book
Brisbane author Daria Gomez Gane loses her appeal after claiming Disney's Indiana Jones film copied parts of her e-book.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 27, 2026
Guy Sebastian drops civil case against Titus Day after apology over withheld payments
Titus Day has now admitted that he failed to pass on payments owed to Guy Sebastian, ending their near decade-long feud.
by Natasha Lee – Aug 12, 2026
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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