lehrmann v network ten

Twenty-four hours after the Lehrmann v Network Ten defamation trial judgment was delivered, an article emerged called “The Presumption of Guilt”.

There are no real winners, but there is one big loser: Bruce Lehrmann, who had the confidence and hubris to believe his lies would be enough.

Justice Michael Lee’s judgment on the Lehrmann v Network Ten defamation trial has been hailed by consent advocates.

Justice Michael Lee has found on the balance of probabilities that Bruce Lehrmann raped Brittany Higgins on 22 March 2019.

Before Network Ten filmed the interview with Brittany Higgins for The Project episode in February 2021, journalist Lisa Wilkinson and producer Angus Llewellyn sat in a hotel room with her for three hours.

The Federal Court of Australia has approved the request to reopen the Lehrmann v Network Ten defamation trial, accepting a sworn affidavit from a former Seven producer as new evidence to Network Ten’s case. 

Network Ten will ask the Federal Court to delay its judgement of the defamation trial to allow for new evidence to be submitted.

Lisa Wilkinson has entered the witness box for the first time in the Lehrmann v Network Ten defamation trial.

Tapes of secret recordings from Brittany Higgins were at the centre of evidence in the Lehrmann v Network Ten defamation trial on Tuesday.

More witnesses have given evidence in today’s proceedings of the Lehrmann v Network Ten defamation trial.

Nicky Hamer is the next witness that Network Ten’s legal team has called on in the Lehrmann v Network Ten defamation trial.

After four days on the stand for giving evidence and for cross-examination, Higgins has been excused from court.