'People are still dying': Lasting scars of Australia's tainted blood scandal
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Victims seeking compensation decades after exposure — This highlights the ongoing impact of historical health crises on individuals and their families.
Government response to past scandals remains contentious — Indicates potential challenges in achieving closure and justice for affected communities.
Tristan Stanley was impacted by Australia's tainted blood scandal in the 1980s. Decades later, and armed with new evidence, he's spearheading one last attempt at compensation and a government apology for the thousands of victims like himself.
