Health authorities have issued a warning to one group of Australians that need to 'be really careful' as we transition out of lockdown.
The Rockhampton health worker at the centre of a widening political slanging match says she’s been the "subject of a smear campaign", and a scapegoat for multiple failures at the Rockhampton North aged care home.
Phil Tsingos, President of the Nurses’ Professional Association of Queensland, wrote to Jeannette Young, Queensland Chief Health Officer, and Alan MacSporran QC, the CCC chairman, telling them the nurse was “the subject of a smear campaign”.
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