A single line often inverts meaning once you see what it
answers, so neighbouring messages are always shown.
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Eddie - what is your current status with your FOI requests? I guess the rules are different in Australia but it might begood to coordinate as my requests are:• All correspondence between you and me from 2019-2021 (my admin has said we narrow this to only those about the lab-escape stuff because they make it clear that is what they are interested in).A second request asking for:• All documents about the "Proximal Origins ..." research project (I am not sure how we will deal with that as it wasn'ta research project).
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I should say that some of the emails make it clear that you are not part of a conspiracy - this one where you sent methe pictures of the raccoon dogs: [shared file(s): image.png]
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If asked under UK law my Uni will block any release of these emails. Their case is that they were intended to be sentin confidence and that their release will do me harm (e.g. mental health) because the of the current levels of abuse. Plenty of evidence for that. The Uni have a duty of care. They also say that releasing one will set a precedent for releasing more so they all need to be blocked.
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Perhaps I need to get our lawyers to talk to your lawyers?
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2021-07-09 04:49
Andrew Rambaut
Given it is both ends of the same set of emails.
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Yes. That's a good idea. The person they should talk to first is the USYD contact who is Kate Cumming ( ). She's very good.
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OK, thanks. Will pass this on.
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I am going to try to remember to use my gmail address for all such emails in future.
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They told me that doesn't matter if it is 'work' related. But, the very fact you using your Uni email shows that you are not hiding anything.