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‘Weren’t even allowed to dress him’: Critical shortage adds to families’ grief
In a letter to a grieving family Queensland Coroner Terry Ryan admitted that the state had a critical shortage of forensics pathologists, with Brisbane and Cairns the only places with dedicated teams to carry out detailed post-mortem examinations.Heartbroken Clermont mother Sandra Wood wrote to…
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