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Tweets aplenty but no appearance by Harrison

Former Seven West Media executive assistant Amber Harrison took to Twitter during today's NSW Supreme Court hearing into the network's costs application, using the social media platform to refute suggestions she had declined to appear by phone and to comment on the case against her.

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