About ambulances in Australia
An ambulance provides emergency transport for sick or injured people. Learn more about when to call an ambulance, and what it will cost.
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Calling triple zero (000)
Triple zero (000) is the emergency number for ambulance, police or fire services in Australia. Call 000 if the situation is serious and urgent.
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How do I pay for healthcare?
The Australian Government helps to keep down the cost of healthcare for most people who live here. This article covers the most common questions about how to pay for your healthcare.
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Preparing for a death at home
Many people prefer to die at home. If you are caring for someone with a terminal condition, this article can help you know what to expect.
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The public and private hospital systems
Choosing between a private and a public hospital can be confusing. Find out how your choices for treatment and care can differ.
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First aid basics
First aid is what you do to help an injured or sick person immediately after an event. Learn about the 'DRSABCD' action plan and how to find a course.
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South Australia rural and remote health services
South Australia's rural and remote health services help you access health care, if you live outside the metro area. Learn where to find them here.
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Queensland rural and remote health services
Queensland's rural and remote regions make planning and preparation essential to help you meet the challenges of accessing health services.
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Northern Territory rural and remote health services
Much of the NT is very remote, so health services and support are not always available. Learn how to plan ahead and prepare for when you need help.
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Can medicines be addictive?
Some medicines can be addictive. You can become dependent on a medicine. Find out the difference. Learn how to avoid becoming addicted to medicines.
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