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Smart glasses to be banned in Victorian schools
Victoria has become the second Australian state to introduce a ban on smart glasses in schools, citing student safety concerns.
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Judge frowns on APAC bill for media consultant, management costs in Dexus row
Hearing a fight over $40 million in costs in a case over the sale of Dexus shares in Australia Pacific Airport Corporation, a judge has said he doubts the airport operator can recover the hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on a media consultant during the dispute.
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Allens advises ENGIE on Hazelwood BESS expansion
Allens has advised ENGIE on the expansion of a battery energy storage system in Victoria at the site of the former Hazelwood power station.
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Traditional owner wins challenge to Murray River floodplain project  
A traditional owner has won a challenge to the Victorian government's approval of a floodplain engineering project at Vinifera on the Murray River.
Bus crash class action judge threatens to pull a Hammer over docs
A judge overseeing the Hunter Valley bus crash class action has questioned why “reputable law firms” have failed to comply with discovery orders, and warned he might pull a Hammerschlag and give the applicants everything.
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Raysons wins appeal in fight with owners over defects
Raysons Constructions has successfully appealed a NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal decision in a fight with a Sydney owners corporation over major defects at an apartment complex in Meadowbank.
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Windlab wins tender for Whyalla West renewable energy project
Renewable energy company Windlab has won a South Australian government tender for a wind and solar project in Whyalla West.
Loddon inmate can file class action, judge says unlikely he can rep group
A judge has allowed a prison inmate in Victoria to file a class action over alleged price gouging for products sold in the prison shop, but warned it was unlikely that he will be able to represent the 400 proposed group members.
FX Group Holdings wins partial appeal of $97M judgment
FX Group Holdings has partly succeeded in its appeal of a finding that it owes private equity firm CPE Capital $96.89 million in a dispute over a profit-sharing agreement tied to the sale of CPE’s stake in trading platform Pepperstone.
Vic Bar takes aim at fee cap, says women barristers to be hardest hit
Victoria's decision to cap counsel fees for government work has been slammed by the Bar's president as "unfairly and disproportionately" affecting women barristers.