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The Tribunal partly granted suppression orders: HYH’s name was suppressed and Annexures D and E were withheld, but broader secrecy orders were refused.
The Court granted pseudonym and suppression orders to protect the plaintiff and child witnesses, but refused to close the Court at this stage.
Cantor v Audi Australia Pty Limited (No 8) [2025] FCA 134
The Federal Court extended suppression orders protecting the identities of individuals linked to alleged dieselgate conduct, citing ongoing overseas criminal proceedings.
GWJ v Commissioner of Police, NSW Police Force [2025] NSWCATAD 41
Tribunal affirmed revocation of a firearms licence, finding the applicant had attempted suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning and that public interest favoured revocation.
New South Wales Crime Commission v D116 [2025] NSWSC 41
Ex parte application by the New South Wales Crime Commission for leave to question a charged person was granted, together with suppression and non-publication orders.
Lattouf v Australian Broadcasting Corporation [2025] FCA 62
The Federal Court granted a 10-year suppression order to protect the safety of nine complainants whose identities and contact details appeared in affidavits.
Kyle-Sailor v Heinke (No 2) [2025] FCA 33
The Federal Court approved a $3 million class action settlement over allegedly racist publications arising from the Wotton settlement coverage, and approved the distribution scheme.
Saw v Seven Network (Operations) Ltd (Post-Settlement Suppression Orders) [2025] FCA 30
The Federal Court made 5-year suppression and non-publication orders over specified pleadings and affidavits to give effect to an early settlement reached after mediation.
Kant v Australian Information Commissioner [2025] FCA 16
The Federal Court refused leave to appeal from an interlocutory judgment dismissing an injunction and suppression-order challenge, finding no arguable error or substantial injustice.
Smith v New South Wales Crime Commission (No 4) [2024] NSWSC 1656
The Supreme Court of New South Wales made suppression and non-publication orders to protect the fourth defendant’s safety, limiting publication of identifying details.
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