Vexnews editor, Andrew Landeryou, has again ‘approached’ a female journalist of The Age.
He’s behind you!
Last Friday, the self-admitted female journalist ‘approacher’ without apparent warning advanced on The Age journalist Caroline Webb.
Landeryou committed the deed at the Melbourne Magistrate’s Court.
Landeryou is no stranger to ‘approaching’ female journalists of The Age. In 2007 he was caught in a late night incident involving another female journalist of the same newspaper. He has also undertaken surveillance of Leonie Wood, another The Age journalist.
Serial court pest
Landeryou was in familiar environs at the MMC and legal surrounds, and is often seen clogging up the court system.
In 2005, he was a frequent required attendee of the Melbourne legal precinct fighting off court based investigations into the location of his personal cash-stash.
Landeryou was last seen in public, exiting and laughing in the face of justice, after his legal counterclaims against Les Twentyman were summarily dismissed by the Sunshine Magistrate’s Court.
Then later he proceeded home to the Fat Cave and was filmed eating a snack of KFC.
Patriot “M” also filed this picture of Landeryou’s chauffer and photographer.
As Patriot “M” reported: “Victoria Police confronts a "freelance photographer" who funnily enough drove Landeryou to court. As Twentyman left court, this guy pulled out his camera with zoom and started taking photos of Twentyman, wife and supporters. The photographer was supervised by the police officer as he deleted the images from his camera, which were a breach of the I.O that Landeryou had just promised to uphold minutes earlier”.
The lackey possessed a hairstyle popular in totalitarian Brezhnev’s USSR in the 1970s.
Bankrupt Landeryou can apparently afford to employ contracted staff.
The Sunshine Magistrates Court was filled with drama this morning. Patriots have been flooding Team Slanderyou with emails expressing their disappointment at events.
A Patriot who attended proceedings filed the following photo of Landeryou rolling out of the Court.
Landeryou is also alleged to have: "...consistently (and) definitely (been) violating the NPOV policy of undue weight. Landeryou is of course too heavy for words.
" good on Les Twentyman for getting some defence against this serial piece of absolute #### garbage.
Andrew Landeryou is a disgrace to the labor party, and probably the human species.
he is nothing more than a pissant bully, its about time the media again turned the blow torch on andy landy's own disgraceful past to show up this bully for what he is."
UPDATE x1
Landeryou believes that a message from a (real!) Herald Sun journalist is more that it is.
Also, did Landeryou ask the journalist's permission to air the message?
ORIGINAL
YOUTH worker Les Twentyman's family has obtained an intervention order against political blogger Andrew Landeryou after photographs of their house appeared on his site The Other Cheek.
Mr Twentyman's wife -- who doesn't want her name published -- sought the intervention order last week and was yesterday granted an interim order at Sunshine Magistrates' Court.
It forbids Mr Landeryou -- a favourite son of the Premier's own faction -- from going within 200m of their house and from publishing any material on his blog that would reveal the house's location or Mr Twentyman's wife's identity.
It also prevents him from being within 10m of Mr Twentyman's wife.
Magistrate Noreen Toohey adjourned the hearing until July 31 to allow Mr Landeryou to get legal representation.
The stoush erupted last month when Mr Twentyman ran as an independent candidate in the Kororoit by-election -- which Labor won -- and Mr Landeryou ran a long campaign against the Lower House hopeful.
Mr Twentyman said last night his wife was worried about the photos of their house that had been published on The Other Cheek, and was concerned for her safety.
Last night Mr Landeryou told the Herald Sun that he was confident the interim intervention order against him would be dropped.
"I will be vigorously defending this and it's extremely unlikely it will be granted," he said.
Solicitor James Dowsley said he was seeking a permanent intervention order against Mr Landeryou for Mr Twentyman's wife.
Mr Twentyman has also filed a complaint with the Victorian Electoral Commission about a pamphlet the Labor Party distributed during the by-election campaign that stated a vote for Les Twentyman was a vote for the Liberals.
Mr Twentyman's lawyer, Dennis Galimberti, said a prominent QC had advised him they had a good chance of proving there had been a breach of the Electoral Act.
They claim the pamphlet misled the electorate and will be asking electoral commissioner Steven Tully to charge ALP state secretary Stephen Newnham and the ALP.
Mr Tully is not expected to make any decision on the matter until at least early August.
