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BHP's labour hire subsidiary has told the Full Court that it was up to employees to exercise their right under the Fair Work Act to refuse to work on public holidays, as it defends a class action brought on behalf of up to 7,000 former employees.
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Builder Fitzgerald Constructions has sued Cement Australia and Independent Cement alleging they breached an $80 million contract to build a storage silo in Port Melbourne.
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AVID Property Group has matched the latest offer by US private equity firm Warburg Pincus in the bidding war for Ingenia Communities, putting it back in the running for the retirement village developer.
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The bankruptcy trustees of a former director of Sydney builder Quasar have won their bid to be joined to proceedings by the company's liquidators over money he allegedly transferred to his former wife, over her objections.
Brambles has asked a judge to put off quantification of group members' claims as it challenges its loss in a shareholder class action and told the court that settlement talks would be a “waste of time and resources”.
A failed class action against former NAB super fund trustee NULIS Nominees has told the High Court that the character of $165 in alleged conflicted remuneration fees has to be determined by their purpose, rather than how they were described in product disclosure statements.
Preparations for a class action against non-bank lender Latitude Financial over a 2023 data breach are "well underway", as the OAIC continues to investigate a representative complaint filed more than three years ago.
A man who was detained in hotel quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic has lost his bid for a jury trial in his case against the Victorian government alleging false imprisonment and human rights breaches.
Australian artist Tones and I has signed a worldwide publishing agreement covering future works with Universal Music Publishing Group.
The High Court is set to rule Wednesday on whether animal activists own the copyright in video footage obtained while trespassing on the property of a Victorian slaughterhouse, a case that has implications for press freedoms.