The secret Wellcamp document we’re not allowed to see
The cost and delivery timeline of the controversial Wellcamp quarantine facility is being kept secret due to a commercial-in-confidence agreement, it can be revealed.
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‘Eye-watering’: Tens of millions spent on empty quarantine hotels
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Minister forced to correct diary after controversial meeting
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Hospital crisis: 57 bed shortages in 76 days, 500 hours a day lost on ramps
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