Victoria Settles $125M Coronavirus Wave Lawsuit

0:00In Sydney today, March 16th, the Victorian government has agreed to a $125 million settlement in a class action lawsuit from businesses hit hard by the state's second coronavirus wave in 2020. This claim represented thousands of businesses seeking damages for shutdowns linked to failures in the hotel quarantine program, which sparked a lockdown starting July 2nd. The case targeted the state along with former health minister Jenny Mikakos, former jobs minister Martin Pacula, and top officials in health and jobs. Departments. Lawyers from Quinta Manual called it a major win after years of tough legal battles, noting the brutal period from July to October for retail owners, and hoping it brings some relief. A government spokesperson said they settled to avoid drawn-out court costs during an unprecedented pandemic, insisting officials acted with the best. Info available to safeguard lives, though Supreme Court approval is still needed. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor link in the

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