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$142,000 later, Together still getting it wrong: Bignell

Former Together Queensland assistant secretary Julie Bignell is calling for the union to refer its keystroke logging scandal to the Federal Police, claiming that records she has now obtained of secret monitoring of her activity contradicts secretary Alex Scott's claim that it contains no personal information.

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