Anger as Charlestown community centre The Place screens film linking vaccines with autism

By Tim Connell
July 31 2017 - 12:00pm
CLOSE TO HOME: Lake Macquarie councillor Kevin Baker, a director of The Place community centre in Charlestown, with his son Lachlan. The Place screened the anti-vaccination film Vaxxed on Friday. Picture: Jonathan Carroll
CLOSE TO HOME: Lake Macquarie councillor Kevin Baker, a director of The Place community centre in Charlestown, with his son Lachlan. The Place screened the anti-vaccination film Vaxxed on Friday. Picture: Jonathan Carroll

HEALTH authorities and a Lake Macquarie councillor whose son is on the autism spectrum have slammed a decision to screen a film linking vaccines with autism at a Charlestown community centre.

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