The chief medical officer has walked away from claims medical staff went to an illegal party in Tasmania where a coronavirus cluster has shut hospitals
Australia's chief medical officer has backtracked on a claim that hospital staff in northwest Tasmania, the centre of a COVID-19 outbreak, attended an illegal dinner party.
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