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| − | + | Police will interview key members of Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews' staff as early as this week as part of the investigation into a reporter's stolen dictaphone, less than four months from the November election. | |
| − | + | State parliament resumes on Tuesday after a five-week winter break and police say they will be speaking to members of Mr <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com>Sac Louis Vuitton Brea</a> Andrews' staff about the dictaphone of Sunday Age state political editor Farrah Tomazin, which went missing at the Labor state conference. | |
| − | + | A private conversation on the dictaphone between Tomazin and former premier Ted Baillieu was emailed to Liberal members in late June. | |
| − | + | ALP Victorian assistant secretary Kosmos Samaras has admitted to listening to the tape, after it was handed in at the conference. | |
| − | + | Advertisement | |
| − | + | State secretary Noah Carroll and Mr Andrews' chief of staff John McLindon also listened to the tape. All three have denied distributing the audio. | |
| − | + | Mr Andrews' press secretary Chris Reilly also carried a copy of the audio from Labor's headquarters in Docklands to Mr McLindon on Spring Street. He denies listening to it. | |
| + | Labor says <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com>Sac Louis Vuitton Chain Louise</a> the tape was destroyed after the trio listened to it. | ||
| + | Mr Samaras was interviewed by police last week but released without charge pending further investigation. | ||
| + | Police sources have told Fairfax Media that more people will be interviewed regarding the affair this week. | ||
| + | There are people to be spoken to from different aspects of the Labor Party, including from Daniel Andrews' office,'' they said. | ||
| + | An opposition spokesman said: as police are conducting inquiries it would not be appropriate to provide a running commentary on this matter. | ||
| + | Mr Andrews has repeatedly said no one on his staff was involved in obtaining or distributing the audio. He said on Monday morning police had not spoken to his staff. | ||
| + | He has maintained that he is satisfied with his own inquiries despite being unable to find out how the audio was emailed to Liberal members. | ||
| + | The Liberal Party is conducting an internal investigation into how the audio was emailed to its members, a spokesman said the party would co-operate with any police investigation. | ||
| + | Senior government minister Matthew Guy attacked Mr Andrews citing the Labor leader's comments <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com>Sac Louis Vuitton Citadine</a> that Labor and his office had nothing to do with the audio, saying the issue went to the heart of his credibility. | ||
| + | Does Daniel Andrews still stand by his unequivocal claim that Labor had nothing to do with this incident?'' Mr Guy said. | ||
| + | Was he lying to Victorians or is he just incompetent? | ||
Revision as of 05:53, 30 August 2014
@@@ Police will interview key members of Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews' staff as early as this week as part of the investigation into a reporter's stolen dictaphone, less than four months from the November election.
State parliament resumes on Tuesday after a five-week winter break and police say they will be speaking to members of Mr <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com>Sac Louis Vuitton Brea</a> Andrews' staff about the dictaphone of Sunday Age state political editor Farrah Tomazin, which went missing at the Labor state conference. A private conversation on the dictaphone between Tomazin and former premier Ted Baillieu was emailed to Liberal members in late June. ALP Victorian assistant secretary Kosmos Samaras has admitted to listening to the tape, after it was handed in at the conference. Advertisement State secretary Noah Carroll and Mr Andrews' chief of staff John McLindon also listened to the tape. All three have denied distributing the audio. Mr Andrews' press secretary Chris Reilly also carried a copy of the audio from Labor's headquarters in Docklands to Mr McLindon on Spring Street. He denies listening to it. Labor says <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com>Sac Louis Vuitton Chain Louise</a> the tape was destroyed after the trio listened to it. Mr Samaras was interviewed by police last week but released without charge pending further investigation. Police sources have told Fairfax Media that more people will be interviewed regarding the affair this week. There are people to be spoken to from different aspects of the Labor Party, including from Daniel Andrews' office, they said. An opposition spokesman said: as police are conducting inquiries it would not be appropriate to provide a running commentary on this matter. Mr Andrews has repeatedly said no one on his staff was involved in obtaining or distributing the audio. He said on Monday morning police had not spoken to his staff. He has maintained that he is satisfied with his own inquiries despite being unable to find out how the audio was emailed to Liberal members. The Liberal Party is conducting an internal investigation into how the audio was emailed to its members, a spokesman said the party would co-operate with any police investigation. Senior government minister Matthew Guy attacked Mr Andrews citing the Labor leader's comments <a href=http://www.saclouisvuittonhomme.com>Sac Louis Vuitton Citadine</a> that Labor and his office had nothing to do with the audio, saying the issue went to the heart of his credibility. Does Daniel Andrews still stand by his unequivocal claim that Labor had nothing to do with this incident? Mr Guy said. Was he lying to Victorians or is he just incompetent?
