Harbour Radio Pty Ltd v Trad
| Jurisdiction | Australia Federal only |
| Judge | Gummow,Hayne,Bell JJ,Heydon J,Kiefel J |
| Judgment Date | 05 October 2012 |
| Neutral Citation | [2012] HCA 44,2012-1005 HCA C |
| Court | High Court |
| Docket Number | S318/2011 |
| Date | 05 October 2012 |
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Qualified privilege can be a defence against defamation actions
...qualified privilege defence Late last year, the High Court of Australia released its judgment in the case of Harbour Radio Pty Ltd v Trad [2012] HCA 44. The case was an appeal lodged by 2GB Radio in relation to proceedings contesting the nature of on-air comments it had directed at Mr Kaise......
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Getting your own back: how far can you go in responding to a public attack?
...counter-attacks, the privilege is not absolute, as illustrated by the High Court's decision last week in Harbour Radio Pty Limited v Trad [2012] HCA 44. The claims and counter-claims over the Cronulla riots About a week after the Cronulla riots, Keysar Trad, a spokesman for the Muslim commu......
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Recent Developments in Defamation Law
...and the CFMEU had a duty to hear or an interest in hearing it. The other 2012 High Court decision handed down was Harbour Radio v Trad [2012] HCA 44, which addressed a number of issues, the primary one being "reply to attack" qualified This defence provides an opportunity for a person defam......