The wind and rain aren't nearly as severe." Education Minister Jason Clare says he's confident Telstra will be adequately scrutinised through a number of investigations into an outage that caused nationwide chaos this week.The Australian Communications and Media Authority is investigating, and a Telstra spokesperson says CEO Vicki Brady will appear at a Senate hearing set up to examine failures in the triple-zero system.At least 639 emergency calls failed to go through during the outage - although many succeeded on calling a second time - and police have not reported any deaths.Mr Clare says the telco must be held to account."You know, this is serious They're liable to some very serious financial penalties for what's happened here, and I assume that that parliamentary inquiry will scrutinise the actions of Telstra over the course of the last week." Norwegian football fans are geared-up for the team's quarterfinal match against England this morning.The Norwegian Australian Chamber of Commerce with community members performing the iconic Norwegian row, one of the tournament's most recognisable fan celebrations."Row (drum beat)