Baird’s move does not deter paramedics

Michèle Jedlicka
Updated January 23 2017 - 2:55pm, first published January 22 2017 - 2:58pm
OPTIMISTIC: Ambulance officers Scott Freestone, Brad Tindall, Tamra Cameron and ambo and branch HSU vice-president Clint McSpedden at the Inverell station in September, 2016. Photo: Michèle Jedlicka
OPTIMISTIC: Ambulance officers Scott Freestone, Brad Tindall, Tamra Cameron and ambo and branch HSU vice-president Clint McSpedden at the Inverell station in September, 2016. Photo: Michèle Jedlicka

NSW paramedics may have caught a blow in their mission to regain entitlements with the January 19 news of former NSW premier Mike Baird’s immediate retirement from politics. But they remain positive.

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Michèle Jedlicka

Michèle Jedlicka

NSW NW group editor

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