ELIZABETH ANDAL
Queensland Governor Paul de Jersey has entered the Twittersphere with a series of posts of himself with G20 dignitaries.
His most recent post featured Twit pics of him greeting Russian President Vladimir Putin with a handshake upon his arrival in Brisbane airport last night.
Officially welcoming President Putin @PutinRF_Eng to Qld with GG rep, @stuartrobertmp & the Russian Ambassador #G20 pic.twitter.com/dHkY3XzjBD
— Governor of Queensland (@QldGovernor) November 14, 2014
Governor de Jersey also tweeted a picture of himself casually chatting with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong.
Welcoming Singapore PM Mr Lee and Ms Ho, and Deputy PM to Qld with Attorney-General Senator Brandis #G20 pic.twitter.com/h63lzftMgI
— Governor of Queensland (@QldGovernor) November 14, 2014
On Wednesday the governor proudly posted his first tweet, and staff followed with the official announcement that he had entered the Twittersphere, featuring a photograph of him writing and posting that historic first tweet.
The last tweet was the first one the Governor has written and posted himself, signed #PdeJ #ViceRegalTweets pic.twitter.com/QHxIwROdtD
— Governor of Queensland (@QldGovernor) November 12, 2014
Thank you to my first 1000 Twitter followers, you have been truly wonderful. PdeJ
— Governor of Queensland (@QldGovernor) November 12, 2014
His Twitter account also featured photos of him with Korean Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Choi Kyung-hwan, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde, Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdoğan, and the OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurria.
Welcoming #G20 rep to #Qld this morning, IMF Managing Director Mme Christine Lagarde @G20Australia @steveciobo pic.twitter.com/iyNsGFVSTq
— Governor of Queensland (@QldGovernor) November 13, 2014
The Governor & Deputy Premier @JeffSeeney met with the Turkish PM, and delegation #G20Brisbane
— Governor of Queensland (@QldGovernor) November 14, 2014
Welcoming #G20 Leaders to Queensland, this morning OECD Sec-Gen Mr Gurría & Dr Gurría @BrisbaneAirport @G20Australia pic.twitter.com/grvUZ7WtZV
— Governor of Queensland (@QldGovernor) November 11, 2014
Governor de Jersey was pro-active with the courts’ acceptance of social media in his former role as chief justice of the Supreme Court of Queensland and allowed reporters to tweet from the courtroom unless directed otherwise by a judge.
Reblogged this on journlaw and commented:
Congratulations to Griffith University journalism students on their excellent coverage of the G20 from our South Bank newsroom and to their mentors at the Brisbane Times and 4BC.
This story by Elizabeth Andal about the former chief justice and now Governor of Queensland Paul de Jersey entering the Twittersphere with his photos with G20 dignitaries is just a taste. See the sourcenews.com for the full coverage.