Sean K
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This wonen, as a key leader in the community, seems to have made some serious misjudgements at a time of crisis (her supposed bread and butter) and totally cocked it up.
Surely shouldn't be employed in any emergency management role. Ever.
Initially I thought there was a big fuss over her just having a quick pub meal, but now it turns out that (although she omitted this from her original account) she spent more than an hour at the hairdresser in the morning, plus a similar period with her personal biographer in the afternoon.
Also, although her phone records show continuous use of her mobile throughout the day, there is a mysterious complete silence between 6pm and 9pm while the fires were raging and the first deaths had been reported. She denies that her phone was turned off during this time.
Ahem,Kennas ..there is already a thread on the subject.You can find it here.
https://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19250
Hairdresser, pub, phone off..she might have been on a date
or a quick tiger woods before back to work:
173 people died as a result of the fires and 414 were injured. .... and the fat controller was out to dinner with her phone off. Simply stunning that people think this is OK practice. GEEEEEEEEEZZUUUUZZ !
Christine might be more interested in her biography. You know it's just possible that it will portray her as a heroine of the sisterhood, a martyr, so unfairly reviled. Because she is a woman, nothing to do with going out to dinner and turning her phone off.
Big Red launches Fat Cop book.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/mo...in-book-fair-cop/story-fn7x8me2-1226103009816
Just heard on the telly she is giving everyone a spray and it was not her fault. Even blamed the journalists for reporting on her and it was a "smear" campaign because she is fat !!! Never mind she was derelict in her duties and was incompetent in her job !! The royal commission is a "Kangaroo court and irrelevant" Pfffffffffftttttttt !
You have crystal balls Logique !!
A draft ruling by the Australian Energy Regulator this week opened the way for SP AusNet to pass on excess costs to its customers from the Kilmore East and Murrindindi fires - which would mean any costs related to the class actions not covered by its insurance.
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State Energy Minister Michael O'Brien said the government was awaiting the regulator's advice on the potential implications of its draft decision.
''As a matter of principle, the Victorian government would not support any regulatory action that resulted in bushfire victims paying for damage caused by their electricity network. The government will consider all its options to stand up for the interests of Victorian consumers through the regulatory process,'' Mr O'Brien said.
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