Edwina Cho asked to meet her at a café in Woolloomooloo, which was the first strange thing, because Edwina Cho did not meet, she corresponded.
The second strange thing was the folder.
“This is not a privileged document,” Edwina said, sitting down without removing her coat. “It was filed with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission in 2019 and it has been publicly available for five years. I want that established before you open it, because in about four minutes you are going to wonder whether I have done something improper, and I have not. I have done something disloyal, which is different, and I would like you to understand that I know the difference.”
Meera put her hand flat on the folder without opening it.
“Why.”
“Because a journalist called me on Tuesday.” Edwina’s face did not move. “He has the 2019 filings. He has had them for a…
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