Hi there,
I'm founding an independent media company and have a storylead, which may or may not be suitable for publication. A Woolworths employee advised me last week that his DHS-employed son was going to get unmarried mother's on welfare rorting tax payers.
Woolworths haven't responded to my requests to resolve the situation, so I took a photo of an old mate in the workplace for online publication with story details.
In what ways could Woolworths and/or Max come down on me legally?
Cheers
I'm founding an independent media company and have a storylead, which may or may not be suitable for publication. A Woolworths employee advised me last week that his DHS-employed son was going to get unmarried mother's on welfare rorting tax payers.
Woolworths haven't responded to my requests to resolve the situation, so I took a photo of an old mate in the workplace for online publication with story details.
In what ways could Woolworths and/or Max come down on me legally?
Cheers