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Avish Prakash v Didi Mobility [2026] FWC 1145 | Case summary | Zoe

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Avish Prakash v Didi Mobility

[2026] FWC 1145

Fair Work Commission|2026-04-02

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Fair Work Commission

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2026-04-02

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Judgment (4 paragraphs)

[1]

The application under s.536LU of the (Cth) made by Mr Avish Prakash on 3 August 2025 is dismissed.

Fair Work Act 2009

[2]

M Thelmo of Segelov Taylor Lawyers, for the Applicant

[3]

L Meagher of Counsel, instructed by B Feltham of King & Wood Mallesons, for the Respondent

[4]

Printed by authority of the Commonwealth Government Printer

Parties

Applicant/Plaintiff:

Avish Prakash

Respondent/Defendant:

Didi Mobility

Legislation Cited (5)

Work Act 2009

Transport Act 2013

Point to Point Transport (Taxis and Hire Vehicles) Regulation 2017

Point Transport (Taxies and Hire Vehicles) Act 2016

Point Transport (Taxis and Hire Vehicles) Regulation 2017

Cases Cited (1)

Avish Prakash v Didi Mobility (Australia) Pty Ltd [2026] FWC 1145 (2 April 2026)

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