Qantas Travel Credits Class Action Reaches $105 Million Proposed Settlement
Echo Law says the Qantas travel credits class action has reached a $105 million proposed settlement, subject to court approval.
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Robodebt Class Action Appeal: Late Registration Process Continues After Federal Court Orders
Gordon Legal published updates about registration and Federal Court orders relating to the Robodebt class action appeal settlement process.
Matter → Robodebt Class Action Settlement
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Medibank and ahm Data Breach Investigation Remains Open for Registrations
Centennial Lawyers’ website asks current and former Medibank and ahm members to register for the Medibank data breach matter.
Cadia Mine Environmental Class Action Filed in NSW Supreme Court
William Roberts Lawyers says it has filed an environmental class action against Cadia Holdings, a subsidiary of Newmont, in the NSW Supreme Court.
AFL concussion class action expands as more former players join
Recent reporting and court materials say the AFL concussion proceeding led by former Geelong player Max Rooke has broadened, with more than 100 former players connected to the litigation. The claims allege acquired brain injury from football-related concussions; the allegations remain before the court.
Matter: AFL Concussion Class Action
GrainCorp Numurkah class action proceeds over alleged noise and odour impacts
The GrainCorp Numurkah group proceeding alleges residents suffered nuisance, amenity loss and property impacts from noise and odour associated with the company's oilseed facility. Court notices define the group by proximity to the facility and relevant occupation periods.
Joint liability trial scheduled to commence
Woolworths will face a two-week joint liability trial over allegations of false and misleading representations to consumers about its discount pricing claims.
Victorian Government agrees to $125 million hotel quarantine business settlement
The Victorian Government has reportedly agreed to a $125 million settlement of a business class action over losses linked to hotel quarantine failures and the 2020 lockdown. The settlement is subject to court approval before any distribution to eligible businesses.
Cadia mine contamination class action has first NSW Supreme Court hearing
The NSW Supreme Court Cadia mine class action concerns allegations that mine dust, fluids and contaminants affected nearby properties. Public reports say about 2,000 landholders may be within the claim area, with the matter proceeding through directions before any trial.
Qantas agrees to $105 million COVID flight credits settlement
Qantas has agreed to settle the COVID flight credits class action for $105 million, subject to Federal Court approval and without admitting liability. The proceeding concerned customers whose flights were cancelled during the pandemic and who received credits rather than immediate cash refunds.
Kmart faces manager wage underpayment class action
Adero Law says it has filed a Federal Court class action alleging salaried Kmart managers were underpaid for meal breaks, overtime, penalty rates, higher duties and out-of-hours work. The claim period is described as February 2020 to February 2026 and the allegations remain unresolved.
Robodebt settlement process highlights registration deadline for affected people
Services Australia and Gordon Legal have advised affected people about registration steps for a further robodebt class action settlement process. Media reporting has highlighted deadlines for eligible group members before Federal Court approval is considered.
Matter: Robodebt Class Action Settlement
Sportsbet Fast Code class action heads toward trial
The Sportsbet class action alleges the Fast Code service for in-play sports betting breached rules requiring certain bets to be placed wholly by telephone. Sportsbet denies the allegations and public reporting says it has filed a counterclaim as the case moves toward a scheduled 2026 trial.
Matter: Sportsbet Fast Code Class Action
Joint liability trial scheduled to commence
Coles will face a two-week joint liability trial over allegations of false and misleading representations to consumers about its discount pricing claims.
Investigation Ongoing — Registrations Still Accepted
The matter remains under active investigation. Claimants who have not yet registered can still do so. The legal team is continuing to gather evidence and assess the full scope of affected funds and members.
Opt-out deadline closes
Deadline for group members to opt out of the Coles class action: 4:00 pm AEDT on 21 November 2025.