Maguire and Demetriou both resigning in the same week

[darylcowie]

If only it was 2010!

[skeptic]

That’s a great post (no sarcasm intended)...

If only right

[Yorkeys]

They could swap jobs.

[SaintPav]

People really do love their schadenfreude around here.

[The Peanut]

People really do love their schadenfreude around here.

It must be a nightmare for some when people post about the irony of white privilege

[Goose is king]

Now for Dan

[SaintPav]

People really do love their schadenfreude around here.

It must be a nightmare for some when people post about the irony of white privilege

You took that as a post about white privilege!

Incredible!

[SaintPav]

Now for Dan

He threw the family that used the nebuliser right under the bus.

[The_Dud]

There appears to be a severe increase in snowflakes the last few days, very odd for mid February!

[saynta]

Now for Dan

He threw the family that used the nebuliser right under the bus.

I don't know if he did or not but if he did good on him. Fuckwits to be sure.

[SaintPav]

Now for Dan

He threw the family that used the nebuliser right under the bus.

I don't know if he did or not but if he did good on him. Fuckwits to be sure.

According to the father, the kid was permitted to use said nebuliser. If that is true, the Premier is shifting the blame with his inflammatory accusations and hyperbole, again.

You’ve been around long enough to know how it works.

[SaintPav]

Gaslighting in the middle February.

Who would have thought!

[CQ SAINT]

Now for Dan

He threw the family that used the nebuliser right under the bus.

I don't know if he did or not but if he did good on him. Fuckwits to be sure.

According to the father, the kid was permitted to use said nebuliser. If that is true, the Premier is shifting the blame with his inflammatory accusations and hyperbole, again.

You’ve been around long enough to know how it works.

What kid?

[The_Dud]

Now for Dan

He threw the family that used the nebuliser right under the bus.

I don't know if he did or not but if he did good on him. Fuckwits to be sure.

According to the father, the kid was permitted to use said nebuliser. If that is true, the Premier is shifting the blame with his inflammatory accusations and hyperbole, again.

You’ve been around long enough to know how it works.

I think Sky News have been telling you fibs again Pav

[SaintPav]

Now for Dan

He threw the family that used the nebuliser right under the bus.

I don't know if he did or not but if he did good on him. Fuckwits to be sure.

According to the father, the kid was permitted to use said nebuliser. If that is true, the Premier is shifting the blame with his inflammatory accusations and hyperbole, again.

You’ve been around long enough to know how it works.

I think Sky News have been telling you fibs again Pav

It was reported in the Age.

It was a man, not a kid.

My mistake

[CQ SAINT]

Schadenfraud, Fremdscham, this story has it all covered.

[Vortex]

People really do love their schadenfreude around here.

They do aye!

And it's amusing how it is moderated.

Some of it gets a one week ban for not being Saints related and some doesn't.

[SaintPav]

Schadenfraud, Fremdscham, this story has it all covered.

I had to look up Fremdscham.

I like my German nouns.

[saynta]

From the age.com.au

Andrews stands by nebuliser story after patient hits back
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February 13, 2021 — 1.21pm

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Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has stood by his claim that a man broke rules governing quarantine when he used a nebuliser suspected of a role in the Holiday Inn coronavirus outbreak.

At a press conference on Friday, the Premier was adamant the nebuliser was never declared by the returned traveller.
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“Short of barging into people’s rooms multiple times a day – which, again, I think might well produce a pretty big infection control risk itself – you have got to rely on people’s judgment,” Mr Andrews said on Friday.

Speaking from his bed in a Melbourne intensive care ward, the 38-year-old Victorian man said he declared his nebuliser to hotel quarantine staff, who also offered to source more of the medication administered by the machine.
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He said that the public portrayal of the situation had made him feel like a criminal.
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‘I feel like a criminal’: Traveller says he told authorities about nebuliser

Asked about the conflicting accounts, Mr Andrews said on Saturday that the head of COVID-19 Quarantine Victoria Emma Cassar would front the media to answer questions about the issue later in the day.

Mr Andrews said that he did not believe he had made any inaccurate comments.

“I have no advice that sees me doubt what I’ve been told by CQV,” Mr Andrews said.

“I don’t believe I have said things that are inaccurate, I got the advice provided to me.”

Mr Andrews said he had never made a negative comment about the man who was now in hospital.

“In terms of these issues, I’m not reflecting on the person, I don’t think that’s fair, and that is not something I’ve said today,” he said.

“Ultimately, it is my understanding, the advice I have is that machines have been taken from people, that is the normal process.”

Mr Andrews said the working theory remains that the use of a nebuliser by a guest at the Holiday Inn spread the disease through the airport hotel, infecting multiple staff in a super-spreading event.

A detailed ventilation audit was not conducted at the hotel prior to the outbreak, but Mr Andrews has consistently said there is no evidence poor ventilation has been a factor in the outbreak.

“The theory is not a ventilation problem, the theory is the nebuliser was the issue,” he said.

“Again, I’m not making any judgements, reflections or comments on the individual –[but] that is the working theory, not that there is a generic airflow issue.”

Questions have also been raised about the capacity of Victoria’s contact tracing team after The Age reported that some close contacts of confirmed cases were not being contacted within the benchmark 48 hours this week.

Mr Andrews said he has been told that adequate resources have been deployed to this task, with more than 2100 people working within the state’s contact tracing team."

[saynta]

From the age.com.au

Andrews stands by nebuliser story after patient hits back

Aisha Dow
By Aisha Dow
February 13, 2021 — 1.21pm



Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has stood by his claim that a man broke rules governing quarantine when he used a nebuliser suspected of a role in the Holiday Inn coronavirus outbreak.

At a press conference on Friday, the Premier was adamant the nebuliser was never declared by the returned traveller.

“Short of barging into people’s rooms multiple times a day – which, again, I think might well produce a pretty big infection control risk itself – you have got to rely on people’s judgment,” Mr Andrews said on Friday.

Speaking from his bed in a Melbourne intensive care ward, the 38-year-old Victorian man said he declared his nebuliser to hotel quarantine staff, who also offered to source more of the medication administered by the machine.


He said that the public portrayal of the situation had made him feel like a criminal.

‘I feel like a criminal’: Traveller says he told authorities about nebuliser

Asked about the conflicting accounts, Mr Andrews said on Saturday that the head of COVID-19 Quarantine Victoria Emma Cassar would front the media to answer questions about the issue later in the day.

Mr Andrews said that he did not believe he had made any inaccurate comments.

“I have no advice that sees me doubt what I’ve been told by CQV,” Mr Andrews said.

“I don’t believe I have said things that are inaccurate, I got the advice provided to me.”

Mr Andrews said he had never made a negative comment about the man who was now in hospital.

“In terms of these issues, I’m not reflecting on the person, I don’t think that’s fair, and that is not something I’ve said today,” he said.

“Ultimately, it is my understanding, the advice I have is that machines have been taken from people, that is the normal process.”

Mr Andrews said the working theory remains that the use of a nebuliser by a guest at the Holiday Inn spread the disease through the airport hotel, infecting multiple staff in a super-spreading event.

A detailed ventilation audit was not conducted at the hotel prior to the outbreak, but Mr Andrews has consistently said there is no evidence poor ventilation has been a factor in the outbreak.

“The theory is not a ventilation problem, the theory is the nebuliser was the issue,” he said.

“Again, I’m not making any judgements, reflections or comments on the individual –[but] that is the working theory, not that there is a generic airflow issue.”

Questions have also been raised about the capacity of Victoria’s contact tracing team after The Age reported that some close contacts of confirmed cases were not being contacted within the benchmark 48 hours this week.

Mr Andrews said he has been told that adequate resources have been deployed to this task, with more than 2100 people working within the state’s contact tracing team."

[Enrico_Misso]

Truth is both only resigned to avoid being sacked.

There is also a difference between them.
Ed is a loudmouthed arrogant d**khead.
AD is a dodgy corporate criminal.

[saintkid]

Truth is both only resigned to avoid being sacked.

There is also a difference between them.
Ed is a loudmouthed arrogant d**khead.
AD is a dodgy corporate criminal.

AD is more than a dodgy corporate criminal. He is an out and out fraudulent, pathetic human being. There was enough evidence in the Acquire Learning trial for him and his weasel, inept nephew to go to jail.