Law

The appeal centred on a controversial Commerce Commission decision on how much regulated airports can charge airlines.

A retired doctor who spent $40,000 promoting a plan to end the war in Ukraine has been released from compulsory treatment after a Family Court ruled he was not a danger to himself or others.

Mark Kimber says the night he struck and killed Karen and Geoffrey Boucher was a turning point - the couple's family believe his remorse is "all for show".

Apple, which has faced mounting pressure from regulators in the US and Europe over the fees it charges developers, said it would appeal.

The rooms are small and bare, "some have a toilet" - and teens are being kept in them alone for days.

The company ended up being fined just $30,000, the upper-limit of it's ability to pay as advised by both the defence and the crown prosecutor.

The Detail investigates how court processes failed the families of the 29 men who died, and why fifteen years later, they're still left with questions.

The partner of Mark Hohua confronted his killers in court, asking why they chose violence, when they could have "talked it out".

For the first time in nearly 30 years, the federal judiciary will be forced to send some of its over 33,000 employees home and require others to work without a paycheck.

Anthony Wood's wife says it's ridiculous the man who killed her husband was able to get behind the wheel after being convicted of drunk driving the same day.

Changes announced by the animal welfare minister turn out not to be what they say on the label.