Exemplary damages is the Australian legal term of art for damages that are functionally identical to punitive damages.
The nature of the business though is that they're almost never awarded, except maybe for contempt of court?
Certainly not in a significant quantity against a corporation.
They are awarded in a certain sets of circumstances. Contempt of court is far from the only example
substantial sums exemplary damages are certainly capable of being awarded against a corporation on the right set of facts