Tennis Australia fails in an attempt to have a case thrown out brought by match officials whose registrations were terminated. Multiple outlets report that the officials had raised allegations involving bullying and concerns about selection favouritism, and after their registrations were ended, they pursued legal action. Tennis Australia seeks to dismiss the matter, but a court does not accept that bid, meaning the dispute continues. The reporting indicates the sport challenged the officials’ case at an early stage, arguing for it to be struck out, but the judges decline to do so. As a result, the matter proceeds beyond the preliminary motion, setting up further steps in the legal process involving the terminated umpires and Tennis Australia. The articles do not provide final findings on the underlying allegations, focusing instead on the outcome of Tennis Australia’s application to have the case dismissed. Details of next hearing dates or the officials’ broader claims beyond the cited allegations are not included in the provided summaries.