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16th January 2018
05:08pm GMT

The court's decision is currently under review by Australian government body, WorkSafe.
They said:
‘‘Every worker has the right to expect that their employer does everything possible to protect their health and safety. ‘‘It was appalling that workers were expected to clean machinery while it was still in operation. The victim was left with horrific, long-lasting injuries because safe systems of work were not in place.’’Following the accident, Dunne was airlifted to a hospital in Melbourne to receive treatment. Her family were also flown to Australia. Kalafatis Packing's managing director, Jimmy Kalafatis, said that the company has since invested $200,000 in "infrastructure" including a barrier that covers the conveyor belt. Image via My Cause.