The Daily Telegraph has launched an eleventh-hour bid to amend its defence in the high-stakes defamation case brought against it by Geoffrey Rush | MWhitbourn
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'Not a scene you want to fake': Geoffrey Rush chokes back tears in courtGeoffrey Rush has given emotional evidence during his defamation case against The Daily Telegraph.
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Rush seeks 'millions' in damages from Daily TelegraphGeoffrey Rush 'may never work again' and should be awarded 'substantial' damages if the Federal Court finds he was defamed, his barrister said | MWhitbourn
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Judge rejects Daily Telegraph's bid to call 'Witness X' in Rush trialBreaking: A Federal Court judge has rejected a bid by The Daily Telegraph to call a new witness in a defamation case brought against it by Geoffrey Rush | MWhitbourn
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Geoffrey Rush seeking more than $20 million in damages in defamation caseThe figure was detailed in public documents uploaded to the Federal Court's website which were ineffectively redacted.
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'Trying to understand why someone would hate us so much': Rush's wife weeps in courtActress Jane Menelaus, who has been married to Geoffrey Rush for three decades, has told the court how 'appalling' it was that her husband had to talk to their adult daughter about the 'pervert' claims | MWhitbourn
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'Witness X' would bring 'entirely new set of allegations' to Rush trialDefamation battle between Geoffrey Rush and The Daily Telegraph would have to be adjourned until next year if the newspaper succeeded in its eleventh-hour bid to call a new witness as part of its case | MWhitbourn
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Animal activists allegedly paid live export workers to film distressed sheep | Sky News AustraliaAnimals activists allegedly paid workers on live export ships to take footage of animals in poor conditions so they could leak the vision to the media, reports claim.\n\nEmails obtained by The Daily Telegraph from activist group, Animals Australia, reveal workers offered to cut off ventilation to make the sheep more distressed. \n\nDeputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack says it shows activists will stop an nothing to shut down the industry.\n\nThe Daily Telegraph investigation also found one whistle-blower who worked with Animals Australia had previously been disciplined for allegedly beating cattle with a stick.\n\n\n\n\n\n
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