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Dave R

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07/05/20

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Originally posted by boatboy: ↑

It seems there is no family connections, but certainly Political connections;

Some excerpts from an article in The Australian:

The personal links between the family at the centre of Victoria’s worst coronavirus cluster and the state government go back more than a decade.
The revelation follows the refusal by the government and the health department to name Cedar Meats at the weekend — even though 15 COVID-19 cases had been linked to the Melbourne abattoir — despite naming a school linked to just one inactive case.There have been 49 cases of the virus linked to Cedar Meats, which employs 350 people.

Earlier this week, it was revealed that Samir’s brother Pierre Kairouz made a $15,000 donation on the company’s behalf ahead of Labor winning government in 2014.

The Australian can further reveal that in May 2018, the Andrews government’s then agriculture minister, Jaala Pulford, announced the Kairouz family’s Meatco abattoir in Mildura would receive $2m in “regional jobs” funding to refurbish and recommission the facility, with sheep and goat carcasses to be supplied to the Cedar Meats abattoir in the western Melbourne suburb of Brooklyn, which is at the centre of the COVID-19 cluster.
Premier Dan Andrews confirmed his Consumer Affairs Minister Marlene Kairouz was not related to the Cedar Meats owners.

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So more fake information from the OP in this thread.
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