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Perth grandmother dies after waiting two and half hours for an ambulance

An 80-year-old grandmother has died while waiting for an ambulance that took two and half hours to arrive. It was also revealed that St John WA was urged to utilise firefighters to help cover the shortage of ambulance drivers but they have not yet used them. Read More

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Dementia is a growing problem around the world. Advancements in technology and medicine, mean that the population is living longer. There are more older people than ever before. In fact, the UN predicts that by the population of those over the age of 60 is set to grow by 56 percent worldwide in the next... Read More

Peak bodies say government funding must match rising care costs

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