Class Action
A Federal Court class action has been launched against the Commonwealth, alleging a remote Work for the Dole scheme racially discriminated against Indigenous people.
Queensland Health have been hit with a class action over allegations of racial discrimination that claim Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people received inadequate healthcare spanning three deca...
A class action over the lawfulness of strip searches carried out by NSW Police at music festivals will begin next week. The legal case, to be presided over by Justice Dina Yehia, will challenge the le...
A federal court judge has criticised a law firm for adopting a process with an "excessive level of human resources" in a stolen wages class action for Indigenous workers in the Northern Territory.
AFL great Nicky Winmar has asked to "courageously" co-lead a landmark racism class action against the league brought by Indigenous players, lawyers say.
Eligible Aboriginal workers and their families whose wages were stolen under racist government policies throughout much of the 20th century will receive share $144,375,000 in compensation.
First Nations people who allege they have experienced unlawful racial discrimination at the hands of the Department of Communities in Western Australia and the Department of Communities and Justice in...
The Federal Court this week approved the WA government's settlement payment of $180 million to thousands of eligible Aboriginal workers whose wages were stolen under racist government policies through...
New South Wales Police have strip searched nearly 900 people at train stations since 2016, many of them children, according to information obtained by the Redfern Legal Centre.
The federal government has settled the class action for Stolen Wages on behalf of many thousands of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples who worked in the Northern Territory and were paid lit...
Thousands of First Nations tenants living in substandard public housing in remote Western Australia have joined a class action led by one of the country's most prominent law firms.
The Federal Court of Australia has made orders extending the deadline for group members to register for the Western Australian Stolen Wages class action to 30 September 2024.