Phone hacking and widening the net of transparency

Paul Wheeler wonders if calls for scrutiny and transparency should be widened in the wake of the News International hacking scandal.

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By Paul Wheeler | 27 July 2011

Paul Wheeler wonders if calls for scrutiny and transparency should be widened in the wake of the News International hacking scandal.

One of the interesting outcomes from the News International hacking scandal is that we will learn a lot more about who our Prime Minister and Cabinet meet in the future.

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