The article critiques how political parties and officials have misrepresented or exaggerated findings from the second Covid-19 royal commission inquiry, highlighting factual inaccuracies, spin, and the resulting erosion of public trust in government's pandemic response.
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unsubstantiated claims undermine public health
What america s changes on paracetamol and vaccines might mean for new zealandclaims of widespread youth mandates are factually inaccurate
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