The Latest Breaking News from Federal Court

The mother of a bankrupt mining executive who improperly held assets including several multimillion properties in her son's name is back in court.

The floppiest defamation trial to ever flop.

A public spat between mining magnate Clive Palmer and West Australian Premier Mark McGowan results in both being awarded damages.

The former director threatened to have workers' families killed, the Federal Court found in October 2021.

Cardiologist Muayad Alasady was suspended in March following several inquiries into allegations of bullying and misconduct within the Canberra Hospital.

Paul Girrawah House said he and other members of the Ngambri had launched the court action to stop the ACT government's "blatant" discrimination and hypocrisy.

An Australian judge on Thursday ordered Samsung to pay 14 million Australian dollars ($9.8 million) in penalties for misleading advertising over how water-resistant some models of smartphones are. Federal Court Justice Brendan Murphy gave Samsung Electronics Australia, a subsidiary of South Korea-based Samsung Electronics Co., 30 days to pay the…

New Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus ends the federal government's attempt to overturn the ruling that Indigenous Australians cannot be declared "aliens".

A company part-owned by Angus Taylor is in court seeking to overturn orders it remediate critically endangered grasslands that were illegally destroyed.

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Mastercard has denied that it tried to reduce competition by deterring customers from using EFTPOS as it defends Federal Court proceedings by the ACCC.