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Blue Flag founders take Optimus to court over share exit
The founders of automotive data company Blue Flag have sued majority owner Optimus Group, claiming it improperly sent default notices to divert a share exit process.
Wotton Kearney lures insurance duo from Hunt & Hunt
Wotton Kearney has picked up two seasoned personal injury experts from Hunt & Hunt, beefing up its Victorian insurance practice. 
Class action firms circle Cochlear over $4B market cap dive
Hearing implant giant Cochlear faces a second shareholder class action following two forecast downgrades that wiped billions of dollars from the company's market value.
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Transurban scoops up Sydney toll road assets for $4.5B
Transurban has signed an agreement to buy Sydney toll road assets from the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board for $4.5 billion.
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Coppabella mine owners must get First Nations input for rehab plan: court
An environmental authority for Peabody's majority-owned Coppabella coal mine in Queensland should require the owners to obtain Aboriginal party input for a post-mine rehabilitation plan, a judge has said.
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APA to pay $1B for majority ownership in CS Energy power plant
Energy infrastructure company APA Group will invest approximately $1.015 billion to develop and take an 80 per cent ownership stake in the 400-megawatt Brigalow Peaking power plant in Queensland.
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Ex-federal judge to lead South Australia’s AI royal commission
Former Federal Court Justice Iain Ross has been appointed to lead South Australia’s royal commission into the risks and opportunities of artificial intelligence.
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Yancoal, Glencore win NSW approval for coal mine extensions
New South Wales has approved a project to extend Hunter Valley Operation's North Mine by 19 years and South Mine by 12 years provided it implements measures to manage greenhouse gas impacts.
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Villawood can give court docs to AFP in stoush against ex-director
Developer Villawood can share documents produced in litigation against its former director with federal police, after persuading a judge the public interest in investigating possible crimes outweighed the interest in confidentiality.
Judge OKs University of Newcastle’s $7.55M class action settlement
A judge has given the green light to a $7.55 million settlement in a class action against the University of Newcastle over an unaccredited engineering degree.