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Aussie banker caught on TV

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Watch out, y'all. You never know who is filming behind you!

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http://community.livejournal.com/ohnotheydidnt/43736999.html

Aussie model joins campaign to save red-faced banker

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A top Australian model has backed a growing campaign to save the job of a banker caught viewing risque shots of her on live TV, in footage that has caused an Internet sensation.

Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr said she would happily sign a petition urging Macquarie Bank not to fire David Kiely, who is under internal investigation after the incident this week.

Kiely was shown clicking on semi-naked pictures of Kerr, apparently unaware that a colleague behind him was being interviewed for Australia's Seven Network about interest rates.

Video of the gaffe generated hundreds of thousands of hits on YouTube and inspired several Facebook pages supporting the banker, as well as a popular "Save Dave" campaign by London-based business website hereisthecity.com.

"I am told there is a petition to save his job and of course I would sign it," Kerr told reporters in Sydney on Thursday.

Macquarie, which marched Kiely out of its trading room on Tuesday afternoon, is understood to be considering his position within the bank, The Australian newspaper said.

Support for Kiely has been growing on the Internet, with the membership of the "Macquarie -- Don't Fire David Kiely" Facebook group swelling to 755 people by Friday afternoon.

The site says Kiely provided the human face of banking when he "did what any other person in his shoes would have done -- took some time out from his busy day to look at some harmless photos someone emailed him".

"What a legend. I love this guy," wrote one member.

Another wrote: "Even my Mum reckons you shouldn't lose your job and she's really harsh about lotsa stuff!!"

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This is really great publicity for this model, so she's very smart to go along with the campaign.

They should use this for a Home & Away story. It's tame compared to some of their backstage drama.

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This is really great publicity for this model, so she's very smart to go along with the campaign.

They should use this for a Home & Away story. It's tame compared to some of their backstage drama.

lol you could be right about the Home and Away story.

Miranda Kerr is Orlando Bloom's other half.

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