The Australian Security Intelligence Organization raided Australia's public media, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, in the early hours of ABC morning. And urgently took hundreds of thousands of pages of confidential cabinet documents!
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How did the confidential cabinet documents appear in ABC offices?
Originally, ABC bought two filing cabinets from the second-hand furniture store a while ago, but the drawers of these two filing cabinets are locked, I do not know what method is used, in short, these two locked cabinets were finally opened, opened, ABC people found that the cabinet is actually loaded with thousands of pages of confidential Australian government documents!
The ABC journalist's inner play is probably like a little book on the story that was brushed Twitter in bed this morning That's the headline! A: Yes, you are right. The Australian government,, who can hold the whole universe, sold the filing cabinet to a used furniture store in Canberra. I forgot all the confidential files in the locker!
I can't die. The locker with the secret files was ABC bought back! These documents contain five australian government that can be track back until howard's government, and the cabinets are said to be particularly cheap (ABC make a lot of money) to say: to think of people do not know, unless there is no wall, people are doing things, really, fate, wonderful! Evil fate, unbreakable ah!
How did the Australian government find the confidential documents lost? The answer is, they didn't find out! By yesterday, ABC had covered a series of news stories based on these classified documents for three days. Australian government just realized ," Oh, I lost something... "
As a rule, government cabinet documents are automatically decrypted 20 years from the date of creation, clear that this "sold" batch is less than 20 years old.
Staff at the country's top intelligence agency ASIO appeared in the offices of the ABC parliament building in canberra and the South Bank office in brisbane around 1 a.m. this morning. ABC indicated that the ASIO staff took a safe and safely transferred the confidential documents.
ABC lawer are also reportedly negotiating with government Tan Bao. Because government Tan opened an urgent investigation yesterday on "the handling of two federal government filing cabinets allegedly containing confidential documents ".
ANU legal experts say that according to the law ,government documents belong to the Australian government, even if sold in cabinets, will not change the ownership of documents. In addition, the team said it was more crucial to find out who sold the locker than to find out "who made sure it was empty ".
If these two links are two people, it is obvious that the person who confirms whether the cabinet is empty will be more responsible. ABC news director Gaven Morris said ABC knew that ASIO staff were here to help government secure confidential documents.
On the morning news in ABC, Mr. Morris said that ABC announced the filing cabinet yesterday and exposed the security loopholes in the government and did not intend to report the documents further. ABC had previously refused to hand over the documents to government because they were currently dealing with possible editing problems, but now they have let ASIO take them away. "The security breach, the security of important government documents are at the heart of this incident, and it is important that we report this incident without harming anyone ," Morris said.
Come and see what ABC've done in the past three days.
Mr. Rudd's government ignored the warning, death? four men ABC released details of confidential cabinet documents relating to former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's ruling Labour Party government 《 Home Insulation Program (Home Insulation Scheme).
According to the report, prior to the death of four young men for the installation of thermal insulation, security personnel warned Rudd about the "substantial significant risk" of the Home Insulation System.
But the former prime minister said in a statement yesterday that ABC so-called "warning of disregard for security risks" was a "lie "! This morning he announced through social media that a law lawsuit against ABC had begun.
ABC yesterday's report was reportedly based on a high-level confidential report by the Australian government, which explicitly stated that only Australian citizen were allowed to refer to (for Australian eyes only). Kevin Rudd said the paper, dated April 6,2009, was not recently published and had been included in the Home Insulation Plan by the Royal Commission (royal commission).
In his statement this morning, he said ," Having read this document and other relevant cabinet documents, the Royal Commission stated that it did not find any adverse factors against me and that, in fact, during my tenure as Prime Minister ,' there was no relevant warning that there were many risks to the project "
Mr Rudd clarified :" ABC report says the risks mentioned in the document are financial and managerial risks that could be imposed on the Federation (Commonwealth) rather than on workers' safety. "ABC were informed of these facts before the report, and for these reasons law proceedings against ABC have been initiated. "
Morris said ABC would stick to his story. ABC ABC further explained in its report yesterday, the document does not specify which risks are safety-related, but does not specify which.
The document refers to the report of the Environmental Sector (Department of Environment), which states that "the risk assessment conducted by the Environmental Sector exposes a large number of serious risks to the house Energy Conservation Programme (Energy Efficient Homes Package)". "
The revelations included attempts by Tony Abbott to cut the welfare of young people under the age of 30, and malicious delays by former immigration minister Morrison in refugee visa proceedings.
