
Noel Hutley
Noel Hutley SC is an experienced barrister in Australia known for his work in industrial relations and employment law. He has represented the Transport Workers' Union in significant legal proceedings, including the recent case against Qantas concerning the unlawful dismissal of workers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Hutley has argued that Qantas exploited a national tragedy to illegally outsource jobs, aiming for substantial financial gains, and is advocating for maximum penalties to be imposed on the airline.
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Newington’s barrister, Noel Hutley, SC, said the original trust deed 'deliberately used language … which left things flexible.'
Court of Appeal dismisses boy's case and orders payment of legal costsNoel Hutley, SC, argued that Qantas should pay the maximum penalty for its actions during the pandemic.
Qantas to be hit by A$90m penalty over mass sacking during pandemicNoel Hutley, SC, acting for Newington, argued the 1873 meaning of youth was a collective noun for young men and women.
Newington College student loses court bid to stop school becoming co-edNoel Hutley SC is counsel for the Transport Workers’ Union in the case against Qantas.
Qantas accused of taking advantage of ‘tragedy for the nation’








