At 07:46 PM 4/05/2015, JanW wrote:
>Yep:
>http://www.theage.com.au/digital-life/digital-life-news/telstra-to-appeal-fairfax-journalist-ben-grubbs-metadata-ruling-20150504-ggtu59.html
>
>The question is: to whom can/will they appeal?

Here's the answer:
Also note the merits review rights in the new s96, from March 2014, mentioned 
in the last paras:

" Review rights
A party may apply under s 96 of the Privacy Act  1988 to have a decision under 
s 52(1) or (1A) to make a determination reviewed by the Administrative Appeals 
Tribunal (AAT). The AAT provides independent merits review of administrative 
decisions and has power to set aside, vary, or affirm a privacy determination. 
An application to the AAT must be made within 28 days after the day on which 
the person is given the privacy determination (s 29(2) of the Administrative 
Appeals Tribunal Act 1975). An application fee may be payable when lodging an 
application for review to the AAT. Further information is available on the 
AAT's website (www.aat.gov.au) or by telephoning 1300 366 700. 

A party may also apply under s 5 of the Administrative Decisions (Judicial 
Review) Act 1977 to have the determination reviewed by the Federal Circuit 
Court or the Federal Court of Australia. The Court may refer the matter back to 
the OAIC for further consideration if it finds the Information Commissioner's 
decision was wrong in law or the Information Commissioner's powers were not 
exercised properly. An application to the Court must be lodged within 28 days 
of the date of the determination. An application fee may be payable when 
lodging an application to the Court. Further information is available on the 
Court's website (http://www.federalcourt.gov.au/) or by contacting your nearest 
District Registry"


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