Elizabeth Byrne is a High Court Reporter at ABC News. She has reported extensively on federal politics and international issues, with a particular focus on court proceedings, lawsuits, and legal reform, as well as the legal rights of minors and juvenile detention. Elizabeth's work has been featured in Church Resources Media, MSN, and the Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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By: Elizabeth-Byrne
The High Court ruled in favour of two Victorian independent candidates. ABC News: Matt Roberts
By: Elizabeth Byrne
Two Melbourne men are found guilty of the manslaughter of Canberra woman Irma Palasics during a violent home invasion in 1999.
By: Elizabeth-Byrne
Former ACT chief magistrate Lorraine Walker was the first woman in the position and held the role for 15 years.
By: Elizabeth Byrne
The High Court will consider the challenge by animal rights activists as they take on a Victorian abattoir in a copyright dispute over covert footage. ABC News: Matt Roberts
By: Elizabeth-Byrne
After his release from jail, the man was placed in indefinite immigration detention, only to be released after a critical High Court decision. ABC News
By: Elizabeth Byrne
The case of a Canberra man convicted over the death of his partner will be in the High Court today, after an appeal which swapped the jury's verdict of murder to manslaughter.
By: Elizabeth Byrne
What climate change impacts should a planning authority have to take into account when assessing a mining project?
By: Elizabeth-Byrne
Thu 21 May 2026 at 6:18am
By: Elizabeth Byrne
The High Court has dismissed an application by the group White Australia which had hoped to lift its listing as a hate group, ahead of a formal High Court hearing later in the year.
