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Supreme Court schedules hearing as claims Powercor solicitors delay compensation payments

By Andrew Thomson
Updated May 13 2020 - 6:00pm, first published 4:50pm
The Sisters dairy farmer Jack Kenna with the rotten wooden power pole that snapped on his property, sparking a bushfire in March 2018. Victims are still waiting for compensation.
The Sisters dairy farmer Jack Kenna with the rotten wooden power pole that snapped on his property, sparking a bushfire in March 2018. Victims are still waiting for compensation.

Insurers for energy giant Powercor have paid out $10million in compensation associated with The Sisters/Garvoc St Patrick's Day fires but there are calls for the process to be sped up.

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