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December 14th 03, 11:22 AM
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Roger Halstead wrote:
Doesn't really matter. Had the weather gone as forecast he'd not have needed any. It's not really a matter of being required, but rather one of being of help. There seem to be a lot of unforgiving people who could use a bit of compassion when some one else screws up. The latest reports suggest they are now refusing to provide weather forecasts. The policy down there seems to be that they won't let you die, but that's about all you can expect. I have read that they refused use of their phone, and I also heard that they would not allow him to charge his own phone. There was an article about the policy in todays newspaper: http://www.theage.com.au/articles/20...125711709.html 
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