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Warrnambool nurse sentenced for drug trafficking across state

Darren Gilmour, 56, pleaded guilty to trafficking meth he bought monthly and sold interstate by post using encrypted messages.

Why it mattersA healthcare worker with access to vulnerable patients was trafficking drugs from his home. This highlights gaps in screening for drug problems among healthcare workers.

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