Former NSW One Nation leader Mark Latham served bankruptcy papers at Royal Randwick racecourse on Saturday, October 31, 2026, over a debt linked to independent Sydney MP Alex Greenwich’s defamation lawsuit. The proceedings could put Latham’s seat in the NSW parliament at stake if he is declared bankrupt.
A representative of Greenwich handed Latham the papers while he attended The Golden Eagle racing event. Latham has 21 days to pay the outstanding debt.
The notice seeks about $180,000 in court-ordered damages and interest. Including unpaid legal costs, Latham’s total bill exceeds $500,000.
Why was Mark Latham served bankruptcy papers?
The notice stems from Greenwich’s successful defamation case over a Twitter post Latham…