Originally Posted by
Whiskey Oscar Golf
..... but well done Qantas for for sticking to the spirit of those laws.
This has got nothing to do with QF's social conscience and upholding the 'spirit' of Aussie laws. It is about QF copping a shellacking in her book and not wanting it advertised. The only thing stopping QF from having shops stock it in the terminal is the breach of the competition rules in this nation. If QF could do so without copping a breach from the ACCC (or whoever it is that enforces such competition issues) then they would have banned the book in a blink.
Any inference of Qantas employee involvement in this case is unproven in court.....
From cold hard experience lots of people who are guilty are found to be 'not' and lots of people who are 'not' are found 'guilty'. I'd bet money that she probably didn't do it. I'd have money each way on whether it was her brother or baggage handlers. I had a mate with a certain police agency who was investigating drug trafficking through the airport. He reckons that she's an even money chance to not have done it.
