The husband of outback nurse Gayle Woodford, who was killed in 2016 while working alone at night, has lashed out at a SafeWork SA decision not to prosecute her employer.
Gayle Woodford was murdered by convicted rapist Dudley Davey in March 2016A coronial inquest found her death could have been prevented
Keith Woodford said he received a call from SafeWork SA's Executive Director, Martyn Campbell on Monday, advising him the agency would not press charges against the Nganampa Health Council . "He said they've decided not to prosecute Nganampa Health on the advice of their QC … he said there wouldn't be a good chance of a prosecution," Mr Woodford told ABC North and West this morning.Ms Woodford, 56, was raped and beaten to death while working on-call alone in the
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