For VictorianCHO Brett Sutton the hotel quarantine inquiry is a lot like the state's second wave. It keeps going and going and the government is partly responsible for that | ANALYSIS covid19 lockdown springst
There was a time when Victoria’s Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton appeared to be looking forward to the inquiry into the state’s hotel quarantine debacle so he could get a few things off his chest.
But this quarantine inquiry is a lot like the state's second wave. It keeps going and going and the government is partly responsible for that.
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