New details have emerged about allegations that a personal assistant to Australian billionaire Judith Neilson misused a special American Express card issued for household expenses, allegedly spending it on personal luxuries instead. The claims, reported in Australian court filings, add further detail to a case that has drawn attention because of Neilson's prominent wealth and philanthropic profile, raising questions about oversight of household staff with access to significant financial resources.

Among the alleged purchases were almost $20,000 spent at Dan Murphy's, an Australian liquor retailer, along with gifts bought for men and roughly $3,300 worth of lingerie. The allegations form part of a broader dispute over the assistant's use of the card, with the new spending details intended to illustrate the scale and nature of the alleged misuse of funds entrusted for legitimate business or household purposes.