Coronavirus: @AmbulanceVic discussing their COVID-19 preparedness plan in the event of peak demand. https://t.co/AVvaWLotVs #7NEWS https://t.co/LIuKDefqb2
Melbourne's cash strapped private hospitals have been thrown a lifeline. A multi-million dollar government funding bailout will keep them open to maximise capacity to deal with victims of the virus. https://t.co/AVvaWLotVs @BrendanDonohoe7#7NEWS
The 2018-19 @AmbulanceVic Cardiac Registry Report shows Victoria remains one of the safest places in the world to have a cardiac arrest. 39% statewide utstein survival and 89% survivors going home to their families and loved ones 💕 #measureandimprove https://t.co/cILSFNWBsl
An amazing story and a very fortunate man! Demonstrating the importance of current @StJohnVic first aid training and defibrillators. Well done on protecting your members @anytime_aw!
Incredible seeing this program and it’s impact to continue to grow! Madeline, the team involved in the planning and all of the drivers are doing some amazing work. https://t.co/x1UX0P78iR
So proud of this amazing service and it’s great to see its reach and impact continue to grow. Helping people maintain their independence with a safe, friendly and affordable service delivered by first aid trained personnel. https://t.co/k9Evsmxqj1
Some of the paramedics who helped the victims of the Christchurch attack shared their stories with @Gabrielle_Boyle. These people truly are real-life heroes. #9Today
I’m with @jacindaardern His name will never pass my lips. I will erase him from history & give him no place in memory. I will make him nothing. But I will read and care about all those who died and suffered at his hands. https://t.co/VTOSsQRJlc
Jacinda won’t say his name, the people of NZ won’t utter it either ... any chance media can follow suit? Legitimate question ... can we truly make it happen?
From the moment she was alerted to the shooter's rampage, the 38-year-old Prime Minister has been the picture of calm control and compassion. https://t.co/crooyTxmmq
What has happened in Christchurch is an extraordinary act of unprecedented violence. It has no place in New Zealand. Many of those affected will be members of our migrant communities – New Zealand is their home – they are us.