'People are still dying': Lasting scars of Australia's tainted blood scandal

During the 1980s, thousands of Australians were infected with hepatitis C or HIV due to a contaminated blood supply crisis. The long-term health consequences continue to affect survivors decades after the initial exposure occurred.

Tristan Stanley, who contracted hepatitis C as a child during the crisis, has recently brought new information to light. Stanley discovered government documents that suggest unresolved questions regarding the management and oversight of the scandal, highlighting the ongoing impact on those affected.