The woman he made the comments about and who he mistakenly sent the message to has not only accepted his apology, from her comments on TV, it appears she finds it funny....and she won't be taking it any further. Good on her.
Mind you, she wouldn't have to do anything.....he has come across as a complete twit all by himself. 
Another twit however is Penny Wong who apparently thought making a mountain our of a molehill with a public statement about the incident was a good idea. Sheeesh.
I agree with the 'victim' - it was funny. And frankly as he'll have a few problems living it down for weeks, why would she need to take it further? How often have people been at the receiving end of embarrassing emails they weren't meant to see....or, worse, have sent them? It's a common problem in an electronic age.
