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How can we help you?: Former nt council ceo accused of using work funds to meet lover's needs

An employee of The City has been accused of having sexual relations with a colleague while working at the centre and then transferring money to his home and being responsible for a pension.

Councillor Anthony Brown (Hertford) has alleged John Ledditch, the general manager, paid the woman an hourly rate for doing nothing more than making sure her house was on the "highway" while his personal car was parked outside and her phone rang continuously.

Ledditch, who works at the center, is the daughter of former councillor David Ledditch, who also held that post for 10 years.

He was a former head of City Hall's communications staff before resigning from council in 2012 in the wake of a sex scandal involving his wife, former council chief executive Michelle McCallion.

But Mr Brown claims a new employment contract in April 2016 gave Mr Ledditch permission to have sexual relations with someone in the centre of his role.

He said the employee's name is now being kept confidential by staff until after the court case, which he said is scheduled for February 20.

He said it would be "quite serious" if the city council were found to have misused funds.

An internal council investigation of an earlier sex scandal that involved McCallion's son has since been dropped.

He said he was told on multiple occasions that the sexual relationship between the centre's manager and the woman was between "the two of them" as she was a "nurse" to her son.

Mr Brown was among dozens of councillors who signed a petition in September 2014 to reinstate Mr Ledditch, who was cleared by a New South Wales parliamentary commissioner last month and told the city he did nothing wrong by asking for his resignation.

Mr Brown had also criticised the decision of Deputy Mayor Richard Gordon to stand down in 2012 after he was found to have abused a number of vulnerable men and women, including two boys he was alleged to have had sex with in Melbourne as young as 14.

He said the deputy mayor's personal home was burgled as "the centre's main office".

"It's not clear how many of the victims were there, and if there were others, the details are hidden from the public," he said.

"We now know that there were sexual encounters between John Ledditch and at least five other women, some as young as 15. They were all working in the centre."

He said one woman was a "nurse" to a 16-year-old boy, which meant he was in charge of keeping the young boy safe while his mum was out of work.

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Dept defends bushfire precautions amid bushfires, says bushfire risk level was low

The chief commissioner of the National Parks and Wildlife Service says there are no immediate plans to investigate the cause of the blaze, which destroyed homes and the town of Rockhampton.

"I can't make any comment, frankly, on what has happened or whether it was the fire itself or if it was a response from nearby bushfires or whether it was a reaction to a fire that we responded to," Craig Bellamy said Friday.

"If it was the fire itself, that's a fire that has gone on for a while. So we don't know.

"Certainly the response is being conducted. We're going through the same routine process that we have in the previous years, the response to fires."

But Bellamy said he is confident authorities are doing all that they can to recover.

"This is a case that, for whatever reason, went into an area on which we could identify a significant fire risk. We've done a thorough inspection and we're confident in that decision," he said.

The fire began at around 7 a.m. Saturday at a woodshop and burned out overnight with no threat to other structures.

The fire burned close to the local hospital, where more than 100 people remained overnight.

By Friday evening, the hospital's hospital safety team had been called in to deal with medical needs, Bellamy said.

"As soon as we know of a medical emergency or that there's an emergency there is our responsibility to take whatever measures are necessary to ensure that medical care is available for as many people as possible," Bellamy said.

The fire had burned on top of a tree that had become engulfed in flames. Bellamy said people in the area had had to get out by hand because their vehicles were too heavy.

The hospital is a short, five-minute ride from Rockhampton, where the hospital-based Mount Royal Children's Health Centre is located.

"We are very, very fortunate that we have been able to get the community as close as we've been able," Bellamy said. "You can see that in the community gathering as you're looking at the hospital, and you can see that as you're looking at those people that we've assisted, there is some sadness and disappointment."

He said a number of emergency staff, including firemen and paramedics, were being sent to the emergency department.

"That's where we want to see the greatest concern, of course, for those that are in the ER," he said.

The Mount Royal Children's Health Centre had about 250 residents when fire crews arrived in town at 6:30 a.m


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