Ganesh Sahathevan

 by Ganesh Sahathevan     Former NSW Deputy Commissioner Catherine Burns, now Deputy Director General ASIS  The SMH has revealed: Former New South Wales Deputy Police Commissioner Catherine Burn is now officially recognized as ASIS Deputy General Manager for Corporate Management and Capacity. Ms Burns is probably best  remembered for her handling of the Lindt Cafe siege. Her approach was to negotiate, in a manner described by former NSW Police hostage negotiator, Belinda Neal: We here in New South Wales and overseas, negotiation, we contain and negotiate. So contain the situation, nobody can get in or out, and then look at negotiating. Where about a peaceful resolution and in this situations we had 16 hours where we had a peaceful resolution before obviously the tragic consequences. She was also responsible for excluding the Australian Army's Tactical Assault Group East from the operation, despite TAG E's superior training, and training for an incident in Martin Place at Lindt

 by Ganesh Sahathevan  In the case of a hung parliament in NSW, Governor Margaret  Beazley of NSW will decide who takes charge of government but Bealzley can no longer be seen to be an impartial umpire. With three by-elections on the horizon and the possibility of a general election the prospect of a hung parliament is not remote. Meanwhile, it is clear that Governor Beazley's tenure as governor is dependant on Premier Dominic Perrotet's decision  to not pursue the complaints of bullying against Beazley.   TO BE READ WITH  Richard Butler resigned, Margaret Beazley remains governor- both accused of bullying so why the difference in punishment November 15, 2021  by Ganesh Sahathevan  It is difficult to see why these two incidents led to different outcomes, and why Margaret Beazley remains Governor of NSW. The allegations against Richard Butler, then Governor Of Tasmania, which led to his resignation in 2004:  Mr Butler's outspoken comments and air of entitlement have made

 by Ganesh Sahathevan  It is difficult to see why these two incidents led to different outcomes, and why Margaret Beazley remains Governor of NSW. The allegations against Richard Butler, then Governor Of Tasmania, which led to his resignation in 2004:  Mr Butler's outspoken comments and air of entitlement have made waves in Tasmania since the avowed republican surprised many by agreeing to take on the role. His secretary, senior adviser and aide-de-camp, who quit on Friday, are believed to have lost patience after fielding complaints from members of the public about the perceived arrogance of Mr Butler and his wife Jennifer. The Sunday Tasmanian reported at the weekend that the couple had threatened to report a policeman to the deputy police commissioner for refusing them the keys to an unmarked squad car they wanted to drive to look at a house. Mr Butler is known for showing limited patience for the more tedious duties associated with the £150,000-a-year post. He upset players dur

 by Ganesh Sahathevan   Premier Dominic Perrotet, the former Treasurer The Daily Telegraph has reported this morning that travellers still owe $ 110 Million in quarantine fees. NSW Finance Minister Damien Tudehope is quoted saying : “It is only fair to the rest of the taxpayers in NSW that people in hotel quarantine pay their fees due,” he said. “Don’t put the invoice aside for another day, contact us about making a payment, entering into a payment plan, an extension to pay or other hardship measures that may be available. “Revenue NSW has a range of options when it comes to resolving these invoices. Get in touch today and get on top of it.” Meanwhile Tudehope and his fellow NSW ministers responsible for the quarantine fee, Brad Hazzard,Dominic Dominello and the former treasurer, now Premier Dom Perrotet, are still stonewalling requests from this writer for an itemised invoice for quarantine fees, and continue to demand payment of the invoice as if it is a penalty imposed by the NSW

 by Ganesh Sahathevan Dr Omar Korshid, President AMA   Australian will be familiar with the Australian Medical Association (AMA) and its president Dr Omar Khorshid. If not, they will be each time they reach for their Medicare cards, for the AMA and Korshid are demanding that its use be limited. The AMA and its president want everyone vaccinated and are demanding that the unvaccinated  be excluded from Medicare funded health services.   This was not the case in August 2020, when AMA and Khorshid warned the government about the danger of rushed vaccine trials:  Australian Medical Association president Omar Korshid said even positive phase three trials would not prove the vaccine candidate is safe. 'We have to acknowledge it is a rushed approval process and even if the phase three trials on this Oxford vaccine go really well, it's still not absolutely proven that it is safe, not as proven as is normally the case,' he told The Age newspaper. 'That does incr