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When Australia's defamation laws collide with opinions

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“A critic is entitled to dip his pen in gall for the purpose of legitimate criticism,” NSW’s ninth Chief Justice, Sir Frederick Jordan, opined in a 1940s defamation case involving an unflattering newspaper review of an obscure detective novel.
“No one need be mealy-mouthed in denouncing what he regards as twaddle, daub or discord.”
Regrettably, “twaddle” and “daub” – the latter connoting fakery – have fallen out of modern usage. But Sir Frederick’s observation echoes through decades of Australian defamation cases involving opinions, from cartoons and culinary reviews to gossip columns and
Media Watch broadcasts.
Businesswoman Elaine Stead, right, won her defamation action against The Australian Financial Review and its columnist Joe Aston, left. ....

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Of cartoons, reviews and columns: when opinions collide with defamation law

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“A critic is entitled to dip his pen in gall for the purpose of legitimate criticism,” NSW’s ninth Chief Justice, Sir Frederick Jordan, opined in a 1940s defamation case involving an unflattering newspaper review of an obscure detective novel.
“No one need be mealy-mouthed in denouncing what he regards as twaddle, daub or discord.”
Regrettably, “twaddle” and “daub” – the latter connoting fakery – have fallen out of modern usage. But Sir Frederick’s observation echoes through decades of Australian defamation cases involving opinions, from cartoons and culinary reviews to gossip columns and
Media Watch broadcasts.
Businesswoman Elaine Stead, right, won her defamation action against The Australian Financial Review and its columnist Joe Aston, left. ....

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Joe Aston defamation case: Elaine Stead awarded $280,000 over defamatory AFR columns

Dr Stead, a businesswoman, was referred to as a “feminist cretin” in one of a series of columns which a judge found amounted to bullying. ....

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Businesswoman called 'feminist cretin' by AFR journalist Joe Aston wins $280,000 in defamation case

Aston and the Australian Financial Review were sued by Stead, then of Blue Sky Alternative Investments, for defamation over Rear Window columns published in February and October 2019.
Aston, who is based in Los Angeles, described Stead as a “feminist cretin” and said that she “set fire to people’s money”.
Lee said it was unjustified to call Stead brainless and a cretin and she had been targeted by someone who was more powerful than her because he had what Aston himself referred to as “column inches”.
Lee said Stead’s suffering and hurt was significant and she had been subjected to a “slow death” by the columnist. ....

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Elaine Stead awarded $280k for defamation by Australian Financial Review columnist Joe Aston

Journalist Joe Aston engaged in a campaign of "offensive mockery" against businesswoman Elaine Stead while writing for the Nine Entertainment Co newspaper, a judge found, leaving Ms Stead feeling "humiliated". ....

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