invasion of privacy
The ALRC conducts Inquiry into “Serious Invasions of Privacy in the Digital Era”
21 March 2014
Commenced at the request of the Attorney-General in June 2013, this Inquiry aims to determine the scope of a potential statutory cause of action for serious breaches of privacy.
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Tom Cruise proves Risky Business for gossip mags
20 November 2013
In late 2012, Life & Style and In Touch magazines published headlines indicating Tom Cruise had abandoned his daughter Suri. Most people might dismiss such articles as minority reports. However, Cruise has filed a Complaint in the District Court of California for defamation and invasion of privacy. He’s asking that the publisher of the magazines show him the money, to the tune of over US$50 million. Whether or not this is mission impossible for Cruise remains to be seen, but the case is attracting significant media attention due to an emerging discovery battle between the parties.
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