Two women died when a balcony collapsed during a Christmas work party at their boss' home. Four years on, it's revealed WHY tragedy struck - and their horror final moments emerge
Sarah Kajoba and Cheryl Taylor died after balcony at Melbourne home gave way The structure collapsed as 30 colleagues assembled to take a group photo It didn't meet safety requirements and was poorly maintained, a coroner found By Karen Sweeny
Published: 05:54 BST, 16 September 2021 | Updated: 05:55 BST, 16 September 2021
A balcony that collapsed, killing two women during a Melbourne Christmas party, didn't meet safety requirements and was poorly maintained, a coroner has found.
Sarah Kajoba and Cheryl Taylor died after the balcony attached to a Doncaster East home gave way during an end of year Tupperware celebration in December 2017.
In findings released on Thursday, Coroner Paresa Spanos said the case highlighted the risk of complacency by owners and occupiers when it came to timber balconies.
The women had been at Christmas party thrown by their Tupperware sales directors Chris and Yvonne Nunn at their rented home in December 2017.
Cheryl Taylor (pictured right with daughter Melissa left), 59, died when a balcony collapsed at a Christmas party in north-east
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