Australian Household Spending Surge Defies Economic Gloom
New data reveals Australian households are spending more than expected, providing a crucial boost to the nation's economy and helping to counter weak growth in other sectors.
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Lawyer fined for using AI to fake court citations
A solicitor in New South Wales faces severe penalties, including a hefty fine and costs order, for submitting AI-generated fake legal authorities in a court case, marking an Australian first for such misconduct.
Martin Lewis Slams ITV Over 'Misleading' Advert
Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis publicly criticises ITV for airing an advert he claims dangerously mimics his trusted style, potentially misleading vulnerable viewers.
Native Title Council Loses 3,500 Plots in Landmark Ruling
A Native Title body faces an unprecedented loss of ancestral lands after a Federal Court ruling dismissed its claim over a vast 3,500-plot territory, sparking outrage and a fierce vow to appeal.
Supermarket supplier sues over "unconscionable" conduct
A major Australian fresh produce supplier launches landmark legal action against supermarket giants, accusing them of systemic misconduct and breaching industry codes in dealings with growers.
Nationwide 'March for Australia' Rallies Protest Immigration
Major cities across Australia witness significant demonstrations as the 'March for Australia' draws diverse crowds united in their criticism of current immigration levels and government policy.
Man wins landmark case against police in wrongful arrest battle
The incredible true story of Stephen Valentine, the ordinary man who took on the British police in a groundbreaking legal battle over wrongful arrest and emerged victorious, changing the landscape of citizen rights.
Double Jeopardy Law: The Rule That Freed Michael Weir
An explainer on the controversial double jeopardy law in the UK, the landmark case of Michael Weir, and how this legal principle continues to shape major criminal trials.
Aussie Household Spending Bounces Back Strongly
New data reveals a dramatic resurgence in Australian consumer confidence, with spending on overseas holidays, dining out, and entertainment leading a robust recovery in household budgets.
British woman fined £1700 in France for her cat's miaows
A British woman living in France has been ordered to pay a staggering £1,700 fine after a court ruled her cat's miaows were a 'repeated nuisance' to neighbours. The bizarre legal battle highlights extreme noise nuisance laws on the continent.
Woolworths & Coles Lose Billions in Market Value Crash
A dramatic profit warning from Australian retail titans Woolworths and Coles triggers a historic stock market crash, wiping billions from their value and signalling a major shift in consumer spending.
Indian-Australian faces deportation after 18 years in limbo
Sameer Dhanda faces removal to India despite arriving in Australia as a teenager, exposing critical flaws in the nation's migration system and sparking a major debate on immigration fairness.
New UK consumer law bans subscription traps and fake reviews
Millions of UK consumers gain powerful new rights as the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act becomes law, tackling subscription traps and fake reviews.
Ugg Boots Banned in UK After Landmark High Court Ruling
The iconic Ugg boot brand has been hit with a stunning High Court ban, prohibiting it from selling its classic footwear in the UK. Discover the full story behind the trademark battle that has shaken the fashion world.
Gay Men Brutally Whipped in Public Under Sharia Law
Two gay men were publicly whipped in Indonesia's Aceh province after being found guilty under strict Sharia law. The brutal caning has sparked international outrage and renewed debate on human rights.
Kmart Australia Faces Legal Action Over Forced Labour Links
Australian retail giant Kmart is under fire as a prominent legal firm launches unprecedented action, alleging the company failed to adequately address modern slavery risks within its supply chain, potentially linking its products to forced labour.
Neighbour's Tree Over Your Fence? Your Legal Rights Explained
Essential guide to UK property law and neighbour disputes. Discover your legal rights regarding overhanging branches, boundary issues, and the crucial 'right to light' regulations every homeowner must know.
Lehrmann Appeals to High Court in Higgins Defamation Case
Bruce Lehrmann's barrister, Matthew Richardson SC, seeks special leave to appeal to the High Court, challenging the Federal Court's ruling on the controversial Channel Ten interview with Brittany Higgins. The appeal argues significant legal errors in the
Aussie Exposes Dodgy Tradies' £15K Concrete Quote
A no-nonsense Australian homeowner from the Gold Coast has gone viral after exposing disgraceful practices by local tradesmen who quoted him a staggering £15,000 for a simple concrete job. His video reveals the shocking truth behind inflated quotes.
Ultra Violette Sunscreen Recalled After Failing SPF Test
Australian skincare brand Ultra Violette issues urgent recall after explosive report reveals its Supreme Screen SPF50+ failed to meet its sun protection claims, prompting major consumer safety concerns.
Trump's Secret Military Patrol Plan for DC Crime Revealed
Exclusive report details Donald Trump's alleged secret directive for joint law enforcement and military night patrols to combat crime in Washington DC, raising constitutional concerns.
Lehrmann's Defamation Appeal Dismissed, Must Pay Costs
In a decisive ruling, Bruce Lehrmann's appeal against Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson has been dismissed, cementing his status as a high-profile loser and ordering him to pay the network's legal costs. The Federal Court's judgment marks a critical juncture
Malaysian State Mandates Friday Prayers, Jail for Skipping
The Malaysian state of Kelantan passes a controversial new law imposing fines and jail time on Muslim men for missing Friday prayers, sparking a fierce national debate on religious freedom and state power.
Lehrmann loses defamation appeal against Wilkinson, Network 10
Bruce Lehrmann's appeal in his high-stakes defamation case against Lisa Wilkinson and Network 10 has been decisively dismissed by the Federal Court, a major victory for the media defendants.
New UK Pub Rule: Automatic Service Charges Now Permitted
A major change in UK pub rules allows establishments to automatically add service charges to customer bills. Discover your rights and what this means for tipping culture.
Malaysia U-turns on mandatory prayer punishment
The Malaysian government has swiftly U-turned on a controversial plan to punish Muslim men for skipping Friday prayers, following a fierce backlash from the public and legal experts.
Victoria mandates 2-day work from home week
Victoria's Labor government has passed a landmark law requiring employees to work from home at least two days a week. Premier Jacinta Allan announced the policy at the state Labor conference, sparking debate on flexibility and productivity.
Australian activists allege IDF brutality in Gaza flotilla incident
Australian activists aboard the Gaza Freedom Flotilla allege severe psychological and physical mistreatment by the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) during a recent interception.
Australian women win right to sue Qatar Airways over exams
A court has granted Australian women permission to sue Qatar Airways over alleged invasive physical examinations at Doha Airport in 2020, marking a pivotal moment in aviation and human rights law.
Iris Law's bold NYC street style turns heads
Daughter of Jude Law, Iris Law, turns heads in New York City with a bold midriff-baring outfit, showcasing her effortless street style.
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