Altair-linked share dispute settled
A share dispute linked to the fund manager Philip Parker and Altair Asset Management has been settled.
Here's $322m of cocaine that was heading for Australia
This record-breaking cocaine haul bound for Australia in the hull of a yacht has been intercepted by the French Navy in the South Pacific.
Who will defend lawyers from tax grab?
Did Bill Shorten just accuse lawyers and barristers of abusing trust structures?
Partner salaries stall but are still $1m a year
Income has flattened for the nation's law firm partners but most in Sydney and Melbourne still crack the $1 million threshold.
Accusations traded in Atanaskovic court battle
Atanaskovic Hartnell's former general manager is suing the firm and its partners for the way she was treated, included being called an "intermeddling fool".
ACCC secures second biggest fine ever
The Federal Court ordered Japanese shipping company NYKK to pay a $25 million fine after convicting it of criminal cartel conduct.
What's on the dark web: Abuse, drugs and your details
"The sheer amount of drugs is astounding" on the dark web, says one researcher. Then there's your credit card details.
Minter Ellison's turn at Ten
There is a new set of lawyers involved in drafting up documents for Ten Network's pending sale.
Toorak case a warning for estate agents
The court case that opened and closed in one day this week will make real estate agents more cautious about the prices they estimate.
Turnbull's choice: run a debate or be run over
The question facing the Prime Minister is whether he will act to try to control the inevitable debate over same-sex marriage, or risk events...
