Supreme Court backs publisher in defamation case where judge overturned jury decision
Investigate editor and book publisher Ian Wishart won't be paying damages of $270,000.
Journalist and publisher Ian Wishart has won the final round of a two-year-plus defamation case in which a High Court judge overturned a jury verdict.
Mr Wishart, who publishes Investigate magazine and owns book publisher Howling at the Moon Publishing, was ordered to pay a total of $270,000 in
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Nevil Gibson
Tue, 22 Dec 2015
Tue, 22 Dec 2015
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Supreme Court backs publisher in defamation case where judge overturned jury decision
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