Icebergs founder Maurice Terzini is suing broadcaster Nine and his former wife, alleging they unlawfully used private information. Multiple reports say Terzini claims that his ex-wife provided Nine with confidential material, including text messages and details about their marital discord. He argues the information was personal and not meant for public disclosure and is bringing the case as a privacy law test. Terzini seeks damages from both defendants. The reports do not indicate the outcome of the dispute or whether Nine disputes the allegations. The matter centers on whether the alleged provision and subsequent use of private communications and relationship details breached privacy protections. As presented in the coverage, Terzini is pressing for financial compensation tied to the alleged disclosure, with the dispute framed in legal terms as testing how privacy law applies to the handling of sensitive personal information in the media context.