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Macquarie to cop $14M penalty over interest rate promos to new customers
Macquarie Bank has agreed to a proposed $14 million penalty after admitting to failures in how it promoted introductory offers for new savings account customers.
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Brookfield buys Sydney facility from Goodman for $203.5M
Brookfield has added a Sydney logistics facility to its industrial portfolio, paying $203.5 million to purchase the asset from Goodman Group.
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Trustee for director of collapsed builder Qasar can join liquidator’s case
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.
Western Sydney University to pay $8.35M to settle class action
Western Sydney University has agreed to pay $8.35 million to settle a class action alleging it misled students into studying a health engineering degree that was unaccredited.
Barrister fined $25,000 after ‘mealy-mouthed’ apology for contempt
A Sydney barrister found guilty of contempt in a fight with his chambers over $112,000 in floor fees has been fined $25,000, with a judge calling his apologies “mealy-mouthed” and “late in the day”.
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Data centres should face renewable energy, cumulative impact rules: committee
A parliamentary committee has recommend the NSW government require that data centres run entirely on renewable energy which they supply and that development applications be assessed according to their cumulative impact.
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ApyHome’s proposed 88-lot development knocked back by court
A judge has tossed developer ApyHome's appeal of the refusal of its plan for an 88-lot development in Lawrence, NSW, finding it would have an unacceptable impact on the local car ferry service.
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Brunswick Heads land access bid rejected in Clarence Property pond row
A judge has rejected a bid for an elder to inspect land at Brunswick Heads in his claim that developer Clarence Property will breach laws against desecration of Aboriginal objects when it builds artificial frog ponds as part of its 123-lot residential development.
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TfNSW, Acciona fraud claim against property owners survives strike-out
Transport for NSW and Acciona's case against a couple they settled a property damage dispute with has survived a strike-out bid, with a judge finding they may have a case that the owners' failure to disclose the sale of the property amounted to fraud. 
Top judge’s WhatsApp messages about deputy leads to quashing of referral
An appeals court has set aside a decision to refer the NSW Local Court Deputy Chief Judge to the conduct division of the state judicial commission, after the local court's top judge communicated with a panel member via WhatsApp about the matter.