Victoria’s coronavirus hotel quarantine inquiry hears ADF support was offered | ABC News

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Emails from the Prime Minister’s office have revealed ADF support to secure Victoria’s quarantine hotels was on offer back in April, contradicting the Premier’s claims. The inquiry into the botched hotel quarantine program has also heard the state’s emergency management boss didn’t believe the Defence Force was needed to secure the venues. State political reporter Bridget Rollason has more.

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