150px|Asbestos fibres in human lungs At least 250 members of New South Wales' emergency services personnel  have been informed that they could die from exposure to fatal levels of asbestos following emergency response training south of Sydney. According to the Daily Telegraph, a repected Sydney newspaper, it has been established that "No proper tests were done at the site before it became a training ground for hundreds of top-level rescuers in 2004", "Personnel were kept in the dark for up to a year about the asbestos before being told last week", "NSW public officials and a host of ministers may have been exposed", "Ambulance chief Greg Rochford and Mr Mullins have been at the site and must face a health clearance", and "The Dust Diseases Tribunal is conducting an investigation into the long-term impact the mass exposure could have on emergency services in NSW."
150px|Asbestos fibres in human lungs At least 250 members of Australia's emergency services personnel in New South Wales have been informed that they could die from exposure to fatal levels of asbestos following emergency response training south of Sydney. According to The Daily Telegraph, a repected Sydney newspaper, it has been established that "No proper tests were done at the site before it became a training ground for hundreds of top-level rescuers in 2004", "Personnel were kept in the dark for up to a year about the asbestos before being told last week", "NSW public officials and a host of ministers may have been exposed", "Ambulance chief Greg Rochford and Mr Mullins have been at the site and must face a health clearance", and "The Dust Diseases Tribunal is conducting an investigation into the long-term impact the mass exposure could have on emergency services in NSW."
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