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For The People Agency investigated over $8 million debt
The branding agency entered liquidation in February, with investigations examining insolvent trading and potential phoenix activity.
by Mediaweek – Jul 10, 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
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
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
Federal Court delays next ARN clash with Kyle and Jackie O
The battle is heading into extra time.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 2, 2026
Jackie O reportedly subpoenaed by ARN in legal battle
The broadcaster has reportedly won approval to get the documents for use in its separate case against Kyle Sandilands.
by Natasha Lee – Jun 1, 2026
Westpac ordered to pay $26 million over hardship failures
ASIC said it failed customers seeking support during hardship, including some affected by illness, job loss and domestic abuse.
by Mediaweek – May 27, 2026
'It almost sent me mad': Antoinette Lattouf on her fight against the ABC and women who win
In this episode of Mediaweek Newsmakers, Lattouf opens up about the battle that has forever changed the Australian media landscape.
by Natasha Lee – May 27, 2026
Elon Musk’s X fined $650k in Australian child safety battle
The penalty comes after X failed to fully comply with an eSafety notice about child protection measures.
by Mediaweek – May 22, 2026
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