NSW Government Downplays Deadly Fungal Outbreak at Major Hospital

NSW health minister defends decision not to publicize deadly aspergillus outbreak at Royal Prince Alfred hospital, claiming it was to avoid 'unnecessarily scaring people'.

The New South Wales government is facing backlash over its handling of a deadly fungal outbreak at one of Australia's largest hospitals. Health minister Brad Hazzard has denied

NSW Downplays Deadly Fungal Outbreak in Major Hospital, Denies Cover-Up

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