Statement By Peter O’hara, Editor-In-Chief Fairfax

Monday, 9 May 2005, 7:51 pm
Press Release: Fairfax

Media Statement
9th May 2005

Statement By Peter O’hara, Editor-In-Chief, Fairfax New Zealand

Today Fairfax was concerned to learn that the briefs of evidence in the Doone case had been disclosed. Neither Fairfax nor its lawyers released its documents.

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