Australian federal officials are reviewing security at the Dubbo airport in New South Wales after a traveler spotted a note on a security gate. It read: "
Gate Access Code" and gave the code to get through the gate into secure areas. Megan Dixon of the Dubbo City Council said the code was posted for "itinerant airport workers who have security clearance to use this gate," adding "We had a security audit last year, which we passed." (Sydney Telegraph).
THE VERDICT: That was then, this is now.
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