Victorian CFA chief executive quits

The CFA's chief executive has resigned after the state government sacked the board

Lucinda Nolan — The CFA's chief executive has resigned after the state government sacked the board. (AAP)

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Published 17 June 2016 4:08pm

Source: AAP

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CFA chief executive officer Lucinda Nolan has resigned, effective immediately.

Ms Nolan, a former Victorian police officer and the first female CEO of the CFA, announced her resignation on Friday afternoon.

It comes after the CFA board was sacked by the state government because it refused to sign off on a controversial pay deal with the firefighters union.

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