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Ambulance ramping report card 2026


Ambulance ramping continues to be a critical symptom of the logjam in Australia's public hospitals. This year’s report paints a stark picture: in 2024–25, more patients than ever required ambulance services, with more than 2.4 million people arriving at emergency departments by ambulance and ambulance callout incidents reaching a record high.
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Report on government services 2026: health (part E)


The report on government services provides information on the equity, effectiveness and efficiency of government services in Australia. This report provides performance reporting for primary and community health, ambulance services, public hospitals and services for mental health. It includes a summary of government expenditure in the sector.
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Inquest into the deaths at Westfield Bondi Junction on 13 April 2024


The Bondi Junction Inquest relates to the deaths of seven people during the incident that occurred at Westfield Shopping Centre, Bondi Junction on 13 April 2024. This report presents the findings of the New South Wales State Coroner. It provides 23 recommendations including in relation to the offender's mental health history, emergency service interoperability and...
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Ambulance Victoria: inquiry


This report is a compilation of the investigations, evidence gathering and research during an inquiry into the core issues impacting the management and functions of Ambulance Victoria. It finds that the evidence is stark: Ambulance Victoria is an organisation in crisis. Change is urgent and badly needed. It makes 52 findings and 21 recommendations.
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Paramedics’ understandings and perceptions of cultural safety and the provision of culturally safe care

This article reports on qualitative research into paramedics' understanding of culturally safe care, which is thought to assist in improving health outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Findings suggest that paramedic practice may not be underpinned by the principles of cultural safety, calling into question the provision of culturally safe care.