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Operators of Melbourne Covid-ravaged nursing home will have to give evidence despite claim it could incriminate them
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Operators of Melbourne Covid-ravaged nursing home will have to give evidence despite claim it could incriminate them
It took four days for the federal government agency meant to keep aged care residents safe to take any action, after it was told by St Basil’s nursing home that a staff member had tested positive for coronavirus last July.
It took four days for the federal government agency meant to keep aged care residents safe to take any action, after it was told by St Basil’s nursing home that a staff member had tested positive for coronavirus last July.
It took four days for the federal government agency meant to keep aged care residents safe to take any action, after it was told by St Basil’s nursing home that a staff member had tested positive for coronavirus last July.
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