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: Open and ShutExemption arguments dry up on the steps of the Tribunal.
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Since July last year I have been representing the Sydney Morning Herald in two appeals to the NSW Administrative Decisions Tribunal against decisions by the NSW Police to refuse access under the Freedom of Information Act to the names of licensed premises and other details of incidents recorded in a data-base developed as part of the Alcohol Linking Program. The appeals-one application goes backFull post as published by Open and Shut on February 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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