Info to contact Brough's paper to get #Ashby questions answered during its reporter's train trip with Brough next week.


The popularity of Richard Ackland's piece on January 18 http://www.smh.com.au/opinion/politics/surely-the-coalition-smell-hasnt-evaporated-20130117-2cw5l.html proved that many Australians want answers on Ashby which the big MSM doesn't want to give. Maybe local papers will have a go.

Mal Brough has hidden from view since the judgement, but his local, The Sunshine Coast Daily, has spoken to him and organised a train trip with him next week.

There are several ways concerned citizens can urge the paper to get a national scoop by asking Brough the hard questions and persisting until they get answers.

1 Tweet

Sunshine Coast Daily @the_daily.
Editor-in-chief Darren Burnett @darrenb71

2 Email

Newsdesk - editorial@scnews.com.au 07 5430 8058
Editor-in-chief Darren Burnett - darren.burnett@scnews.com.au

3. Phone

News desk -07 5430 8058
General - 07 5430 8000

4. Comment

Comment to the paper's story advising that it had interviewed Brough and would travel with him by train next week. http://www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au/news/only-three-mps-will-go-the-journey/1723681/

I will compile a list of possible questions using your suggestions and tweet/email them to the paper soon.

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