The Supreme Court of Victoria is hosting three admission ceremonies on Tuesday 28 July 2026. Attendance at the ceremony is limited to one mover, and up to two guests, for each applicant . These ...

This is a group proceeding (class action) brought on behalf of persons who placed one or more bets using Sportsbet’s ‘Fast Code service’ from 24 December 2018 to 24 December 2024, and lost more money ...

Opting out from a group proceeding. If you are, or you think that you may be a group member in a class action, you should read the information and the Notice to Group Members on the previous page very ...

Changes to Personal Injuries List, Institutional Liability List, Dust Diseases List, and Civil Circuit List. The Supreme Court has issued a new practice note for personal injury proceedings commencing ...

This is a group proceeding (class action) brought on behalf of persons who acquired an interest in Insurance Australia Group Limited (IAG) shares during the period from 11 March 2020 to 20 November ...

This is a group proceeding (class action) brought on behalf of consumers who purchased goods with a ‘Product Care’ extended warranty from Harvey Norman (and Domayne or Joyce Mayne) between 18 ...

1.1 These Guidelines outline the parameters around the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by Judicial Officers of this Court. 1.2 These Guidelines have been informed by the eight principles ...

This is a group proceeding (class action) brought on behalf of investors who acquired an interest in WiseTech Global Limited shares or equity swaps in respect of WiseTech shares between 21 August 2019 ...

The purpose of this Practice Note is to establish a new Regulatory and Civil Penalties List and provide guidance on certain procedures to be followed for proceedings commenced in that list. 1.1 The ...

This Practice Note sets out the practice followed in Court of Appeal civil applications (including for leave to appeal) and appeals. This Practice Note was reissued on 10 March 2026, replacing the ...

Form to give notice, under section 67 of the Evidence Act 2008, of intention to adduce evidence and argue that the hearsay rule does not apply to the evidence.

The Court of Appeal (Emerton P, Priest and Kidd JJA) today granted Gregory Lynn leave to appeal against his conviction of the murder of Mrs Carol Clay on 19 March 2020 and allowed the appeal. The ...