South Australia’s ambulance union warns this winter is one of the worst on record, with nearly 80 patients—including half priority cases—left waiting as flu season peaks. With staff shortages and demand soaring 30% above projections, paramedics are stuck on the ramp, forcing a “no-send” policy for some. The union demands urgent, sustained investment to build system resilience or risk being overwhelmed by even minor surges. Meanwhile, the Health Minister notes 70% of priority calls were met within eight minutes—but stresses the need for more transit ward space to free up ambulances and restore flexibility.
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