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Computer Scientist's Claim He Invented Bitcoin Is Not True: UK Court
An Australian computer scientist who claims he invented bitcoin is not the pseudonymous inventor of the cryptocurrency, a judge at London's High Court ruled on Thursday.
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India Rejects Australia Court Order Asking Ex Envoy To Compensate Ex Help
India on Thursday strongly rejected an Australian court's ruling ordering former Indian high commissioner to Canberra Navdeep Singh Suri to pay a former domestic employee thousands of dollars in compensation.
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Serbian President Says Australia "Humiliated Themselves" With Court Ruling
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic lashed out at Australian authorities Sunday morning, hours after a federal court paved the way for the deportation of Novak Djokovic on the eve of the Australian Open over his vaccine status.
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Facebook Comments: Australian Media Outlets Liable for What Users Post on Their Corporate Pages, Court Finds
Australia's biggest news publishers including Rupert Murdoch's the Australian are responsible for comments that readers post on their corporate Facebook pages, the High Court ruled.
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Jailed Australian Cardinal To Walk Free From Jail After Winning Appeal
Cardinal George Pell's historic child sex abuse convictions were quashed by Australia's High Court on Tuesday, paving the way for the senior Catholic cleric's release from prison.
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10 Things We Know About New Zealand Mosque Shootings
Forty-nine people died and at least 20 were injured in a terror attack in New Zealand's Christchurch during Friday prayers today. Three persons have been arrested. One of them, an Australian national in his late 20s, has been accused of murder and will be presented in court tomorrow. The police said the attacks were racially motivated. Nine Indians...
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Australia Warns Indians Seeking Permanent Residency Against Marriage Scam
The Australian government has cautioned Indian nationals who want to live permanently in Australia against organised contrived marriage scams targeting South Asians. The warning came after Australian Border Force (ABF) shut down a contrived marriages syndicate operating out of Sydney, with a 32-year-old Indian national facing court over his alleged...
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Australian Teen Who Hacked Apple to Face Sentencing Next Week
An Australian teenager who pleaded guilty to hacking Apple Inc. systems carried out the attacks over the course of almost two years and showed "a high degree of skill and persistence."
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Australian Staffer of Greenpeace Was on Ministry Blacklist: Sources
An Australian staff member of Non-Governmental Organisation Greenpeace has been barred from entering India despite holding a valid visa. Home Ministry sources told NDTV Aaron Gray Block was turned away from the Bengaluru airport as his name figured on the black list.
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Australian Radio Station's Prank Call Broke the Law, Says Court
Australia's High Court today backed the broadcasting watchdog's finding that an Australian radio station broke the law with a prank call to a British hospital taking care of the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge, paving the way for penalties.
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KG Basin Dispute: Australian Judge Appointed as Arbitrator
The Supreme Court on Tuesday appointed retired Australian judge Michael Kirby as chairman of the three-member arbitration panel to resolve the dispute between the Centre and Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) on KG basin.
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Australian Court Grants Brief Respite to 153 Sri Lanka Asylum Seekers
Australia's High Court has temporarily blocked the government from handing to Sri Lanka 153 asylum seekers intercepted at sea, amid growing international objections to the country's tough immigration policies.
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Fiji Man Charged Over Australian Tourist's Boat Death
A man appeared in a Fiji court today charged with manslaughter over the death of an Australian tourist in a boat collision off the South Pacific nation last week.
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Google wins landmark advertising case in Australia
Google Inc won a landmark court case on Wednesday when Australia's high court ruled that it had not engaged in misleading behaviour with its sponsored links and that it was not responsible for messages conveyed by paid advertisers.
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Released from jail, Indian Australian surgeon speaks out
Days after a High Court quashed his conviction on three counts of manslaughter, Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel praised the Australian justice system and sympathised with his former patients. Dr Patel, 62, was released from jail on Friday night after the High Court unanimously overturned his conviction on three counts of manslaughter and one cou...
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Computer Scientist's Claim He Invented Bitcoin Is Not True: UK Court
An Australian computer scientist who claims he invented bitcoin is not the pseudonymous inventor of the cryptocurrency, a judge at London's High Court ruled on Thursday.
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India Rejects Australia Court Order Asking Ex Envoy To Compensate Ex Help
India on Thursday strongly rejected an Australian court's ruling ordering former Indian high commissioner to Canberra Navdeep Singh Suri to pay a former domestic employee thousands of dollars in compensation.
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Serbian President Says Australia "Humiliated Themselves" With Court Ruling
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic lashed out at Australian authorities Sunday morning, hours after a federal court paved the way for the deportation of Novak Djokovic on the eve of the Australian Open over his vaccine status.
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Facebook Comments: Australian Media Outlets Liable for What Users Post on Their Corporate Pages, Court Finds
Australia's biggest news publishers including Rupert Murdoch's the Australian are responsible for comments that readers post on their corporate Facebook pages, the High Court ruled.
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Jailed Australian Cardinal To Walk Free From Jail After Winning Appeal
Cardinal George Pell's historic child sex abuse convictions were quashed by Australia's High Court on Tuesday, paving the way for the senior Catholic cleric's release from prison.
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10 Things We Know About New Zealand Mosque Shootings
Forty-nine people died and at least 20 were injured in a terror attack in New Zealand's Christchurch during Friday prayers today. Three persons have been arrested. One of them, an Australian national in his late 20s, has been accused of murder and will be presented in court tomorrow. The police said the attacks were racially motivated. Nine Indians...
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Australia Warns Indians Seeking Permanent Residency Against Marriage Scam
The Australian government has cautioned Indian nationals who want to live permanently in Australia against organised contrived marriage scams targeting South Asians. The warning came after Australian Border Force (ABF) shut down a contrived marriages syndicate operating out of Sydney, with a 32-year-old Indian national facing court over his alleged...
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Australian Teen Who Hacked Apple to Face Sentencing Next Week
An Australian teenager who pleaded guilty to hacking Apple Inc. systems carried out the attacks over the course of almost two years and showed "a high degree of skill and persistence."
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Australian Staffer of Greenpeace Was on Ministry Blacklist: Sources
An Australian staff member of Non-Governmental Organisation Greenpeace has been barred from entering India despite holding a valid visa. Home Ministry sources told NDTV Aaron Gray Block was turned away from the Bengaluru airport as his name figured on the black list.
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Australian Radio Station's Prank Call Broke the Law, Says Court
Australia's High Court today backed the broadcasting watchdog's finding that an Australian radio station broke the law with a prank call to a British hospital taking care of the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge, paving the way for penalties.
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KG Basin Dispute: Australian Judge Appointed as Arbitrator
The Supreme Court on Tuesday appointed retired Australian judge Michael Kirby as chairman of the three-member arbitration panel to resolve the dispute between the Centre and Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) on KG basin.
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Australian Court Grants Brief Respite to 153 Sri Lanka Asylum Seekers
Australia's High Court has temporarily blocked the government from handing to Sri Lanka 153 asylum seekers intercepted at sea, amid growing international objections to the country's tough immigration policies.
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Fiji Man Charged Over Australian Tourist's Boat Death
A man appeared in a Fiji court today charged with manslaughter over the death of an Australian tourist in a boat collision off the South Pacific nation last week.
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Google wins landmark advertising case in Australia
Google Inc won a landmark court case on Wednesday when Australia's high court ruled that it had not engaged in misleading behaviour with its sponsored links and that it was not responsible for messages conveyed by paid advertisers.
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Released from jail, Indian Australian surgeon speaks out
Days after a High Court quashed his conviction on three counts of manslaughter, Indian-origin surgeon Jayant Patel praised the Australian justice system and sympathised with his former patients. Dr Patel, 62, was released from jail on Friday night after the High Court unanimously overturned his conviction on three counts of manslaughter and one cou...
