Head of nursing body sacked following financial investigation

www.abc.net.au

Head of nursing body sacked following financial investigation

www.abc.net.au

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Australia · 1 year ago

Senior executives at Australia's peak body for nurses have been sacked after an investigation found alleged "financial irregularities".

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