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Higgins ‘steadfast in truth’ after Reynolds alleges plan to damage her career

Higgins ‘steadfast in truth’ after Reynolds alleges plan to damage her career

The former defence industry minister is suing Brittany Higgins for defamation over July 2023 social media posts.

  • by Angus Thompson

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High-profile witness list grows in Reynolds, Higgins defamation trial

High-profile witness list grows in Reynolds, Higgins defamation trial

Fresh dates have been set down for Linda Reynolds’ defamation trial against former staffer Brittany Higgins, as the names of more high-profile witnesses prepared to take the stand emerge.

  • by Jesinta Burton and Louise Rennie
Former PM prepared to take witness stand in Reynolds, Higgins row

Former PM prepared to take witness stand in Reynolds, Higgins row

Scott Morrison has been named among the high-profile witnesses to enter the witness box for the WA senator’s high-stakes defamation trial against her former staffer.

  • by Jesinta Burton
So Bill Shorten’s speechwriter earns $310,000 a year. Nothing to see here

So Bill Shorten’s speechwriter earns $310,000 a year. Nothing to see here

It’s not fashionable to say so, but people who work for ministers generally work very hard, with unsociable hours and long stints away from home.

  • by Jacqueline Maley
Shorten’s $310,000-a-year writer behind at least 170 speeches – but no zingers

Shorten’s $310,000-a-year writer behind at least 170 speeches – but no zingers

Senate estimates revealed that Julianne Stewart, a speechwriter for former prime ministers, was hired by government on a two-year contract valued at $620,000.

  • by Olivia Ireland
Reynolds fights to add WhatsApp ‘collaboration’ to Higgins defamation row

Reynolds fights to add WhatsApp ‘collaboration’ to Higgins defamation row

Liberal Senator Linda Reynolds will attempt to add a fresh claim to her high-stakes defamation row with Brittany Higgins.

  • by Jesinta Burton
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Bruce Lehrmann pursued by former landlord over alleged property damage

Bruce Lehrmann pursued by former landlord over alleged property damage

The owner of a luxury Sydney pad where Bruce Lehrmann lived rent-free under a deal with the Seven Network has appeared for the first time in a NSW tribunal.

  • by Michaela Whitbourn
Court delays WA senator’s trust probe as Higgins, Sharaz prepare to wed

Court delays WA senator’s trust probe as Higgins, Sharaz prepare to wed

Brittany Higgins’ lawyers have successfully delayed a highly charged document swap as she and fiancee David Sharaz prepare to tie the knot.

  • by Jesinta Burton
‘He won’t buy a ticket on the Titanic’: Sharaz retreats as bid to delay Reynolds’ defamation row fails
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‘He won’t buy a ticket on the Titanic’: Sharaz retreats as bid to delay Reynolds’ defamation row fails

Lawyers for Brittany Higgins’ fiance, David Sharaz, have declared he can no longer fight WA Liberal senator Linda Reynolds’ “titanic” defamation action, as the court rejected Higgins’ bid to delay the looming trial.

  • by Jesinta Burton and Ezra Holt
Numerous hurdles block Dutton’s nuclear pathway

Numerous hurdles block Dutton’s nuclear pathway

The CSIRO/AEMO GenCost report has said for years, including during the time of Coalition governments, that wind and solar are the cheapest form of new energy for Australia, even when considering additional integration costs such as energy storage and transmission. Nothing has changed.

Linda Reynolds, Janet Albrechtsen dine out after Lehrmann judgment

Linda Reynolds, Janet Albrechtsen dine out after Lehrmann judgment

The former defence minister was spotted at dinner with the News Corp columnist, a prominent critic of Brittany Higgins, days after the Federal Court’s decision.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman