The Federal Court of Australia imposes a $35 million pecuniary penalty on Harvey Norman after finding the company runs misleading advertising. Multiple outlets report that the penalty is higher than the $20 million imposed on its partner company, which has also been found to have engaged in misleading conduct. The reporting notes that Gerry Harvey had previously criticized the legal system as unjust, but the court’s decision results in a larger financial sanction for Harvey Norman than for the associated business. The articles frame the outcome as a contrast between earlier public comments and the court’s ruling. They also emphasize the difference in penalty amounts between the two related entities involved in the advertising matters. The coverage is based on the Federal Court’s findings and the penalty amounts ordered by the court, rather than on any new factual allegations beyond those determined in the legal process.