Ambulance Victoria
Man dead, toddler fighting for life after house fire in central Victoria
A man has died and a two-year-old child has been admitted to the Royal Children’s Hospital after a blaze in Maryborough, about 60 kilometres north of Ballarat.
- Cassandra Morgan
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Ambos to treat multiple patients more often to reduce ramping
Hospitals have been told to reduce their patient offload times by 4 per cent by the end of this financial year.
- Broede Carmody
Surgery for injured worker as unsafe landslide homes remain off limits
The Age has obtained a recording of a meeting the Mornington Peninsula Shire council held with affected residents, at which authorities said work to identify the source of the landslide was ongoing.
- Lachlan Abbott, Sarah Danckert and Angus Delaney
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- Landslide
‘Bloody lucky’: Owner of house destroyed by landslide tells of family’s near miss
Seven homes have been evacuated in the area near Penny Lane in McCrae amid warnings other properties could be in danger.
- Adam Carey, Sarah Danckert, Lachlan Abbott and Angus Delaney
Ambulance service denies sacking whistleblower over rollover picture that exposed fatigue crisis
Andrew Bishop went to the aid of a paramedic who tipped his van after an 18-hour shift. The picture he took caused a public backlash for Ambulance Victoria. He’s now been sacked.
- Heidi Murphy
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- Victoria
Ambulance Victoria strikes deal with paramedics after long-running industrial dispute
Most paramedics would get a pay rise of almost 17 per cent over four years while “experienced paramedics” get 20 per cent over the same period.
- Lachlan Abbott
Man found dead after four-hour wait for ambulance
There was a shortfall of ambulance crews overnight, with Melbourne’s fleet availability dropping to 1 per cent at times, the Victorian Ambulance Union said.
- Lachlan Abbott and Broede Carmody
- Exclusive
- Healthcare
Ambulance Victoria hit in coffers by patient billing ban
Protracted industrial action by paramedics, including an indefinite pause on taking billing details from patients, is hitting the service’s bottom line.
- Jewel Topsfield and Cassandra Morgan
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- Healthcare
Ambulance Victoria chief executive resigns amid industrial dispute
Paramedics recently passed a vote of no-confidence in the troubled emergency service’s leadership.
- Jewel Topsfield, Lachlan Abbott and Rachel Eddie
The tradie who accidentally shot himself in the heart with a nail gun and lived to tell the tale
Mark Hardeman considers himself lucky to have a “second chance at life” after a 7.5-centimetre projectile struck his right ventricle.
- Carolyn Webb
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