Thirty-Three Victorians Died After 000 & Ambulance Delays 04/09/2022
THIRTY-THREE Victorians died after triple-zero and ambulance delays – and the state government has been slammed for not fixing major funding shortfalls.
AN ugly all-in brawl between construction workers on a taxpayer-funded building site this week has been investigated, and explosive video shows the scale of the fight.
VICTORIAN Liberal Leader Matt Guy has revealed his father is battling cancer, with the family’s experiences inside hospital fuelling his mission to fix the state’s struggling health system.
MORE than 90,000 fans packed the MCG in a scintillating, seesawing affair, breaking the hearts of thousands of Collingwood fans right across the country.
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