St John Ambulance call to make defibrillators mandatory at all workplaces in NSW

Jessica McLaughlin
Updated June 15 2021 - 11:39pm, first published April 27 2021 - 3:30pm
VITAL: St John Ambulance's Nick Castles says a defibrillator is easy and safe to use, even for those with no first aid experience. Picture: Emma Hillier
VITAL: St John Ambulance's Nick Castles says a defibrillator is easy and safe to use, even for those with no first aid experience. Picture: Emma Hillier

FIRST aid experts are calling for more workplaces to have defibrillators on site with recent statistics labeling the Riverina as the 'heart attack capital' of NSW.

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Jessica McLaughlin

Jessica McLaughlin

Crime Reporter

If something is awry in our community, I want to know. If someone deserves celebration, I want to know. Everyone deserves an honest news source and that's what I'm here to help achieve.

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