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Calls for government to deal with aged care 'crisis'

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The Federal opposition has called on the Prime Minister to cut his leave short and deal with an aged care 'crisis' - after more facilities have announced their closure. This comes after the government announced all aged care centres will have to have a registered nurse around the clock from July.
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