Tasmania to welcome more stranded Australians

Prime Minister Scott Morrison

Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaking to media. Source: AAP

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that Tasmania will take in hundreds more Australians stranded overseas.

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