debra9275
Community Member
In response to nero_bolt

‎06-08-2014 09:37 AM - edited ‎06-08-2014 09:37 AM

newscorp might hire her, they've got a pretty good reputation for hacking too... especialy phones.

icyfroth
Community Member
In response to debra9275

on ‎06-08-2014 09:42 AM

 

 

Oh I can see Ms Freya Newman being headhunted by all sorts of publications and organisations, Deb. 🙂

boris1gary
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In response to fourandsixpants

on ‎06-08-2014 09:43 AM

@paintsew007 wrote:

....so is the charging of this woman related in any way, shape or form to this scholarship info ....that was public knowledge (supposedly) anyway?

 

 

 

......err.....what's all the fuss about again    LOL

 

 

 

my apologies to Freya btw if I could retract my quip I would do so.

interesting how the police choose what to investigate and what to ignore, newscorp banging on about hacking...oh the irony

 

FBI's phone-hacking trove of e-mails revealed: US authorities have thousands of messages 'which threaten Murdoch' and may be used in new company-wide police probe

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2670735/Rupert-Murdoch-facing-fresh-hacking-questions-sides-... 

***super_nova***
Community Member

on ‎06-08-2014 09:48 AM

lightningdance wrote: New Matilda published an article claiming it had documents contradicting assurances by the Prime Minister that one of his daughters received a scholarship based on merit.

 

The New Matilda article prompted controversy over the selection process used to award a scholarship to Frances Abbott, and the magazine has criticised the Prime Minister for not declaring the grant on his register of interests.

 

 

 


So, you do not think that the public has the right to know whether the scholarship is granted on merit, and that the PM did not declare it?

 

If it was ALP politician you would be applauding the hacker.

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lightningdance
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In response to ***super_nova***

on ‎06-08-2014 10:08 AM

@***super_nova*** wrote:
lightningdance wrote: New Matilda published an article claiming it had documents contradicting assurances by the Prime Minister that one of his daughters received a scholarship based on merit.

 

The New Matilda article prompted controversy over the selection process used to award a scholarship to Frances Abbott, and the magazine has criticised the Prime Minister for not declaring the grant on his register of interests.

 

 

 


So, you do think that the public has the right to know whether the scholarship is granted on merit, and that the PM did not declare it?

 

If it was ALP politician you would be applauding the hacker.

Are you related to plibbersek by any chance. You seem to have her propensity for putting words into mouths and uttering lies about what I "WOULD DO)". soooo funny Man LOL

cherry*135
Community Member
In response to ***super_nova***

on ‎06-08-2014 10:32 AM

"The Whitehouse Institute faces a legal claim by a former employee who was investigated by the school after the story broke."

http://www.afr.com/p/national/work_space/abbott_scholarship_school_gave_free_a3ywaWgZyjHKbx2O7N3nKL

What is that about?
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the_hawk*
Community Member
In response to nero_bolt

on ‎06-08-2014 10:42 AM

@nero_wulf wrote:

Was just about to post the same story LD,  you beat me to it.

 

Well done to  Whitehouse Institute of Design for calling for this investigation and the police for their work.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

dont you mean well done Miss Newman for showing Abbott as a dishonourable liar that has no issue with misleading the public that actually pay him.

freddie*rooster
Community Member
In response to the_hawk*

on ‎06-08-2014 11:28 AM

I need new glasses I read this thread as piles instead of files.

amber-eyed-girl
Community Member

‎06-08-2014 11:56 AM - edited ‎06-08-2014 11:57 AM

The hacking act, was a negative act.

 

Whatever it was used for, or released.

 

but her career may have just started...either for more of this nature, or if she is any good, working for policing types in the future.


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boris1gary
Community Member
In response to freddie*rooster

on ‎06-08-2014 11:57 AM

@freddie*rooster wrote:

I need new glasses I read this thread as piles instead of files.

Woman LOL well I am sure they would be diamond encrusted piles of calibre.