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A lot of you are probably wondering where things are up to with Kathy Jackson and her de-facto husband Michael Lawler.

Currently the pair are awaiting the decision of the Federal Court regarding the $1.4 Million dollar case against her that has been filed by the HSU. This decision is expected to be handed down over the next few weeks.

Meanwhile Kathy is living just as one would expect the average person who declares themself bankrupt would be living. Doing it tough living off the fat of the taxpayer via Lawler’s Tony Abbott appointed, taxpayer-funded role at Fair Work Commission that he has taken month after month of sick leave from on his full salary of around $435K. Doing it tough also means having to rough it in a multi-million dollar south cost property with the sound of the ocean to put he to sleep each night. That mansion belongs to David Rofe QC and was purchased by Michael Lawler on Rofes’ behalf after Rofe was diagnosed with dementia and Lawler obtained power of attorney over the dementia sufferer’s estate.

It's tough being bankrupt...

It’s tough being bankrupt…

Meanwhile, a stones throw away the other $Million plus estate that Jackson owns the self-imposed bankrupt is attempting to transfer into Lawler’s name to avoid the proceeds of its sale going back to the HSU members (remember them?), and to apparently repay Lawler for his support of Kathy, as it would appear that in their relationship moral support has a monetary value associated with it. Some may remember that this was the house that had a fire scare with a mystery blaze appearing from a bin, not unlike the unfortunate burning bush beside Jackson’s NSW ally Katrina Harts house just as she launched her election campaign.

In regards to the mystery blaze at Jackson’s there are three trains of thought;

The “Cynic” Theory – This is the theory that the fire was intentionally started and would be used to try to delay the Federal Court matter. In fact the blaze was used as an attempt the further delay the court case with the Jacksonville team claiming the stress had caused her recent bout of mental illness, for which she checked herself into a luxury facility, to flare up again and making her unable to defend herself.

The “Who Wants To Stay A Millionaire” Theory, sometimes associated with the “Jackson And Lawler’s European Vacation” Theory – Given the matter before court there was all likelihood that the HSU would have a caveat on the property, meaning if Jackson were to sell it the money would be held in trust pending the trial outcome. However in the unlikely event of some kind of disaster be falling on the home the caveat would not apply to any insurance payout. This payout would keep Jackson in the millionaire stable, or have our starry-eyed lovers saddling up with European passports in hand.

The “Jacksonville” Theory – This theory goes kinda like this. Geez I dunno how that happened but it probably relates to Bill Shorten somehow.

Sorry Ma'am Bill Shorten was not seen fleeing the seen, and neither was Elvis.... Image - Fairfax

Sorry Ma’am Bill Shorten was not seen fleeing the seen, and neither was Elvis….
Image – Fairfax

As you read this I’m sure the joint Federal Police and Victorian Police Heracles Task Force conducting a criminal investigation into Jackson and her allies will be forming their own theories.

Calls for Michael Lawler to be removed from his position as VP of Fair Work Commission have so far proven fruitless, with the man who appointed him, Tony Abbott giving it seemingly less thought than Bronwyn Bishop gives a taxpayer-funded chopper ride.

Both Abbott and Eric Abetz show their failure to understand their portfolio’s saying it is not parliament’s role to remove him, despite advice to the contrary from the President of Fair Work Commission, and the Australian Bar Association.

So now we wait for the Federal Court Ruling and the criminal investigation to complete.

In the meantime many of you have asked me if I was going to ever write a book on the whole Jacksonville saga, one that doesn’t pull any punches.

After much thought I have decided that I will write the story from the perspective of the one person who has covered this saga from start to its eventual finish and has been correct in virtually every aspect. That person would be yours truly.

Holy Shit, not a book as well....

Holy Shit, not a book as well….

Alas I will however need help.

In order to have any chance of finding the time to put this book together I will need to resort to casual work, which means I will not be able cover my cost of living.

For this reason I am looking to crowd-fund in order to allow me to write without having to declare myself bankrupt like someone else we all know.

I have set up a page on my site that gives details of how you can help and some options available.

Thanks for all your support and as always I will keep you abreast of developments as they occur.

 

 

 

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7 thoughts on “Where It’s At – What’s happening in the world of Kathy Jackson

  1. Great news about the book plan. I hope all of your loyal readers who can afford it will help out financially. The rest of Australia needs to know the full story. Any chance of some chapters about Ashbygate while you’re on the topic of egregiously unethical behaviour?

  2. What you have written in the Jacksonville series has made a major contribution to Australian political journalism. Your book will undoubtedly be of historic importance. The scale of the corruption you have revealed is mind-blowing, particularly in the light of all of the political and media self-interests that have become actively involved in supporting criminal behaviour. You are serving our national interest in writing this book and every citizen should be grateful to you.

  3. Can’t wait to see this book in print. I have had years of free entertainment, [thanks to Peter], and the knowledge we have gleaned is priceless. Come on everyone, every dollar helps support Peter share the truth.

  4. Wixxy, heard your favourite lady reporter saying on ABC radio say that Thomson confessed to using card to pay prosecutes. Was talking about politicians that lie. Was that true.

  5. He certainly never said that…

    She’s making it up as she goes along

  6. I thought so. She should have been challenged.

  7. I think it has the making of a movie – or at least a mini-series.

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