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"Michael" <michael@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:GgCId.129873$K7.108800@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
You didn't lose anything like "the whole of your gas."
You had very substantial capacity being supplied via two pipelines from
Moomba (South Australia) via the MSP to NSW, thence via two pipelines to
Victoria. That gas was fed straight into the Vic distribution networks and
bypassed Longford (the site of the disaster).
Yes, you had supply restrictions but nothing like a total shutdown.
And nothing nearly as severe as the union-led power restrictions that went
on and on, on a wildcat basis, for years in the government-run 1960s/1970s.
And were entirely avoidable.
news:GgCId.129873$K7.108800@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
How quickly you forget.When was the last time that an
entire state lost all of its telecommunications for a couple of weeks?
Victoria never lost all its energy. The state continued to function.
And
guess what? PRIVATE CAPITAL has fixed things so it's highly unlikely
that
such a failure would bring that on again. Multiple pipelines. Numerous
new
gas fields with diversified owners. All done quietly, effectively and at
minimal pubic cost.
You idiot. We lost the whole of our gas for a couple of weeks.
You didn't lose anything like "the whole of your gas."
You had very substantial capacity being supplied via two pipelines from
Moomba (South Australia) via the MSP to NSW, thence via two pipelines to
Victoria. That gas was fed straight into the Vic distribution networks and
bypassed Longford (the site of the disaster).
Yes, you had supply restrictions but nothing like a total shutdown.
And nothing nearly as severe as the union-led power restrictions that went
on and on, on a wildcat basis, for years in the government-run 1960s/1970s.
And were entirely avoidable.