Eden Gillespie
Investigative Journalist at ABC News (Australia)
Journalist specialising in investigations @abcnews via @GuardianAus | [email protected] [email protected] or snail mail 👇
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Eden Gillespie
An experienced Queensland police officer has been found not guilty of using a restricted computer without consent, after it was alleged he used a police database to track the whereabouts of his former partner. Detective Inspector Glenn Horan had pleaded not guilty to one charge of using a restricted computer without consent (domestic violence) in the Brisbane Magistrates Court this week.
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1 week ago |
abc.net.au | Eden Gillespie
A high-ranking Queensland detective allegedly used a police database to search an address his then-partner visited, with a prosecutor saying it seemed "unlikely" he did so because he saw something suspicious. Detective Inspector Glenn Horan is facing one charge of using a restricted computer without consent (domestic violence) and pleaded not guilty at the Brisbane Magistrates Court.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Eden Gillespie
The administrators' report obtained by the ABC shows the director of the company operating Toowong Private Hospital sold a $300,000 artwork to the struggling hospital last June. Toowong Private was expected to be closed from today after almost 50 years of operation, due to financial pressures. The administrators' report says further investigations into whether the sale of the artwork was conducted "at arm's length" are required.
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2 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Eden Gillespie
A 12-year-old boy with a disability alleged to be the victim of indecent treatment in Cairns watch house has been flown to Brisbane and placed in housing "similar to a correctional facility", according to a whistleblower familiar with the case. Warning: This story contains details some readers may find distressing.
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3 weeks ago |
abc.net.au | Eden Gillespie
Donald Day Jr was facing five federal charges, including three relating to alleged threats, and two counts of violating firearms laws. Mr Day was in regular online contact with Gareth, Nathaniel, and Stacey Train before the trio gunned down two police officers and a neighbour in December, 2022. Mr Day's trial is scheduled to take place on September 15. A US judge has dismissed one of the charges against a conspiracy theorist linked to the deadly Wieambilla terror attack.
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Queensland police Detective Inspector Glenn Horan allegedly used police database to track former partner https://t.co/psISx0VwuJ
Under a new directive, every Queensland government department - including police, fire and ambulance services - has been ordered to compile a list of daily media inquiries from journalists for the premier’s department. https://t.co/nCy1bUZh3U
I've had some people ask what they can do about this. If you do see something, as an individual the best course of action is report it to the RSPCA and your local police service.
The frozen semen of dogs with fighting bloodlines is being sold to overseas buyers for what experts say is thousands of dollars, as an ABC investigation reveals international links between the illegal blood sport and Australia. https://t.co/MQ354LYtw3
