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Court told Rebel paid $110k for smear sites (opens the original)
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Hollywood actor Rebel Wilson paid a US crisis PR firm $110,000 to create untraceable websites which she then used to publish “disgusting allegations” about one of the producers of her movie The Deb, a court has been told. Barrister Sue Chrysanthou, SC, acting for AI Film Productions which produced the 2024 film, said Ms Wilson was behind the websites which published allegations about producer Amanda Ghost that included that she was the “Indian Ghislaine Maxwell … a madam who procured young women
‘Never felt uncomfortable’: Star on Rebel’s claim (opens the original)
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Actor Charlotte MacInnes thought her dreams were coming true thanks to the support of London-based media and entertainment executive Amanda Ghost. In March 2023, the 27-year-old had landed a role in Rebel Wilson’s directorial debut The Deb, which Ms Ghost was co-producing, was in the running for a role in a London stage show Gatsby, and was seen as a potential recording artist by Ms Ghost. Two months later, in May 2023, Ms MacInnes was going to Cannes and flying on a private jet to celebrate the
‘Humiliated’: Trans man outed at work (opens the original)
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A transgender social worker employed by the NSW Health Service has been awarded $35,000 in damages after he was forced to confirm his “dead names” to a colleague when being considered for a new job. The NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal’s Administrative and Equal Opportunity Division found the man suffered “indirect transgender discrimination” by his employer, the NSW Health Service. The court was told the worker, who changed his first and middle name from “quintessential” female names to id
ABC slammed for War Memorial story (opens the original)
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Four Corners failed to be impartial in a program on the management, funding and redevelopment of the Australian War Memorial, the broadcast watchdog has found, the second time this year the ABC has been found to have breached its statutory obligation. In findings released on Thursday, the Australian Communications and Media Authority ruled the ABC “breached its impartiality obligations” in the episode ‘Sacrifice’ which went to air on March 10, 2025. ABC managing director Hugh Marks has rejected
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