Malcolm Turnbull book publisher has list of 'legion' recipients of unauthorised copies

Publisher reaches settlement with Scott Morrison’s adviser Nico Louw. Asked whether senior political figures were among those sent the memoir, CEO says, ‘How senior do you want?’ Some of the biggest names in politics will be drawn into the controversy over pirating of Malcolm Turnbull’s autobiography after his publisher reached a settlement on the issue.On Tuesday evening Hardie Grant reached a settlement with Scott Morrison’s adviser Nico Louw over claims he distributed unauthorised copies of Turnbull’s book, A Bigger Picture, before its formal release on Monday. Related: Government officials who allegedly distributed Malcolm Turnbull's book face legal action Related: ‘Scott is a control freak’: what Malcolm Turnbull’s new book tells us about his relationship with Morrison Continue reading... Continue reading at 'The Guardian'

[ The Guardian | 2020-04-22 04:05:30 UTC ]

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