Amber Harrison — the former Seven EA who had an affair with now Seven CEO Tim Worner— has taken to Twitter to tweet at Seven board member, Jeff Kennett. The account description claims: “Channel Seven demands my silence under legalities of two contracts they won’t honour so instead I’ve joined twitter to chat to Jeff Kennett”.
Over the weekend Kennett defended the board’s decision to “stand strong” behind Tim Worner while criticising Harrison for attempting to drag other Seven employees into the scandal.
Harrison claims Kennet’s comments have driven her to Twitter, she said in a statement to AFR: “I was signed off from work with anxiety and depression the night they hauled me in to interrogate me about expenses. I was so upset. Seven had the doctor’s certificate and even offered to send an ambulance to my house.
“Kennett has essentially endorsed a corporation crushing a woman. For two years I have borne the brunt of an ASX-listed company’s all-out legal assault against an individual. If it wasn’t for my family, I would be homeless. They [Seven] have left me with no other option but to continue to throw bombs at them until they take some responsibility.”
Harrison’s Twitter account has not been verified, but it is tweeting ‘evidence’ including taxi receipts and email evidence of Seven Network commercial director Bruce McWilliam ordering an investigation into Harrison:
@jeff_kennett I’ve got plenty of evidence Jeff, but Seven West Media ignore evidence to suit their agenda
— Amber Harrison (@_Amber_Harrison) February 5, 2017
@jeff_kennett Evidence ignored of taxis receipts to arrive and leave my house your CEO expensed on corporate card.Texts confirm times. pic.twitter.com/LXyJrfCh9B
— Amber Harrison (@_Amber_Harrison) February 5, 2017
@jeff_kennett Evidence of Bruce McWilliam ordering an investigation in to me – the very same day he signed me into a contract of release pic.twitter.com/Z1hhylohTb
— Amber Harrison (@_Amber_Harrison) February 5, 2017
@jeff_kennett Evidence ignored of Seven CEO and ex-COO sitting on the office chairs I was accused of expensing for personal use pic.twitter.com/E9JHlOEvY7
— Amber Harrison (@_Amber_Harrison) February 5, 2017
@jeff_kennett Evidence ignored of gift for former SWM Board Member Don Voelte – I was accused of expensing framing for personal use. pic.twitter.com/zttkTZE2v9
— Amber Harrison (@_Amber_Harrison) February 5, 2017
@jeff_kennett Evidence ignored:Kerry Stokes authorising b’day gift to send to Harold Mitchell in Melb,work I arranged.Spend still in dispute pic.twitter.com/gZqdiagkPh
— Amber Harrison (@_Amber_Harrison) February 5, 2017
@jeff_kennett Fact:call from HR GM Melanie Allibon to Nick Chan “7’s CEO is awarding her bonus”. NC: “Why?” Never requested.Letter followed pic.twitter.com/SSL3gPfWKb
— Amber Harrison (@_Amber_Harrison) February 7, 2017
ICYMI – taxi receipts. Seven has the evidence in the texts. Allens do too. Other dates supplied. Not “investigated”. https://t.co/HQtNWW3gCK
— Amber Harrison (@_Amber_Harrison) February 7, 2017
@jeff_kennett SWM Board alternative fact: it was private matter. Fact: Letters sent by CEO. On company letterhead. pic.twitter.com/GUQVSejRGf
— Amber Harrison (@_Amber_Harrison) February 7, 2017
@jeff_kennett SWM Board alternative fact: it was private matter. Fact: Letters sent by CEO. On company letterhead. pic.twitter.com/uosLDyjnlI
— Amber Harrison (@_Amber_Harrison) February 7, 2017
@jeff_kennett SWM Board alternative fact: it was private matter. Fact: Letter sent by CEO. On company letterhead. pic.twitter.com/rqYzUFtZkQ
— Amber Harrison (@_Amber_Harrison) February 7, 2017
