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Life-saving gift in partner’s memory
The Camperdown community has been gifted a life-saving device in honour of a Ballarat woman who loved to holiday in the lakeside town.
The Camperdown community has been gifted a life-saving device in honour of a Ballarat woman who loved to holiday in the lakeside town.
A Wantirna father is lucky to be alive after suffering a cardiac arrest while attending his son’s football training at Donvale Football Club.
To mark this year’s International Paramedics Day, Ambulance Victoria is highlighting the hard work and care our paramedic workforce delivers every day across a variety of roles.
Ambulance Victoria is marking the start of NAIDOC Week by celebrating the story of one of our own paramedics and proud Gubbi Gubbi woman, Steph O’Connor.
Paramedic Rebecca Mobbs and Triple Zero Victoria Call Taker Stu Atkins paid a visit to a former stroke patient this week, reuniting after she made a full recovery.
At only nine and seven years old, Riley and Levi Cook became heroes after they helped save their father’s life when he suffered a fall in January.
A new Ambulance Community Officer in Cohuna said a photo of her holding hands with a young patient emphasised what it means to her to be a First Responder at Ambulance Victoria.
After 23 years serving the Balmoral community, Ambulance Community Officer Karen Clarke has completed her final shift for Ambulance Victoria.
Ouyen has welcomed its fourth 24/7 publicly accessible automated external defibrillator (AED) in a huge boost to the community’s ability to respond to a cardiac arrest.
The Heathcote community is more prepared to take action in case of a cardiac arrest, with a new publicly accessible automated external defibrillator (AED) being installed at the Heathcote Community House.
Ambulance Victoria’s Kaniva Ambulance Community Officers have added a quirky addition to their community – an AV-themed sheep statue along the Kaniva Sheep Art Trail.
From a short stint to a permanent stay, this is the story of Michela Clarke, an Ambulance Victoria paramedic who found her second home in the small, community-oriented town of Sea Lake.