Emergency Team Race Against Clock To Save Baby | Emergency Down Under | Real Responders

[@ollierowan9767]

I love that the ambulance paramedic uniforms look like NASCAR pit crew uniforms

[@sailboatrn7372]

Or F1 pit crew or flight crew!

[@jaxshane6746]

a trick: watch movies on Flixzone. I've been using them for watching all kinds of movies lately.

[@raylanamir3359]

@Jax Shane Definitely, I've been watching on flixzone} for months myself :D

[@chantalbest5122]

My baby daughter had to get flown to Sydney RNSH by NETS. They saved her life. Bless them.

[@sailboatrn7372]

Ex-pediatric nurse here. Vents at home were my specialty. It is awful when you know a lot about medicine and the patient is your family.

[@lucilledaub5991]

I love medical videos.

[@nenblom]

These great people are angels.

[@ryanmarshall8925]

Not normally one to complain about this but the main dialog and commentary are really very quiet and they other sounds are very loud

[@catys2816]

Ryan Marshall I'd have to completely agree.

[@grey1763]

do you use both earbuds or headphones? or headphones at all? because that helps some both sides help more than just one

[@elladoyle1167]

it's purposely like that to avoid copyright

[@mandyakin6886]

I've noticed that on a couple of uk/aus videos

[@xanderstuff7]

The only reason some of the dialogue is quieter is that the paramedics working with documentary teams are most likely wearing lavalier microphones... therefore their voice is a lot louder compared to those of the people around them.

[@EmoExpression]

I hate to say this, but during the intro the car sounds and helicopter sounds and such are so loud I can't really hear the dialog.

[@ladyravenmoon666]

Having the same problem it sucks

[@jamesdean0885]

Are you watching on a phone or on a TV? I'm willing to bet it might be TV and it's not u common.

[@jakehalpin8651]

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[@jakehalpin8651]

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[@teresarillamas4885]

Been waiting for this.. More of this video please!!!

[@onestopplus1]

That poor biker, we have a similar road here in the states called The Tail of the Dragon.

[@fredjones4820]

We have heaps of good bike roads, one local road they made speed humps because when you do 100 mph or 161 kmph it was a good ride. But I preferred riding my softail cruising on straighter roads at about 140 kmph

[@LiverpoolfcEPL]

you would thought australia would be a 1st world country but when you travel outbacks its like the time were turn back 200 years

[@maxhanes1073]

Every country has places like that. You dont travel much or explore. You should try it. Remember your only guaranteed this 1 shot at life? Make it count

[@kryptyx111]

Bit awkward having British cops in an indigenous community with the history of Australia between British and indigenous people

[@micko11154]

lol ..... Iguanas????? heheheh points for trying!

[@flowerpower8722]

Goannas - geez.

[@IndyarnaJansen]

This is filmed in Australia yet barely anyone is Australian 😂😂😂😂

[@talntincr]

I A, our country is multicultural so we have lots of foreigners.

[@ollierowan9767]

I believe (dont quote me on this) that this is a british show that follows british first responders in Australia

[@talntincr]

Ollie Rowan thanks for the information. 👍

[@emilyself6]

Ollie Rowan It’s in the description of the video. So yes it highlights British in Australia

[@heatherrowles2580]

If you watch shows about the UK air ambulance you will notice that a lot of the doctors are Australian......this show is British and about British people working in Australian emergency services, be a bit odd if it only had Aussies on it.

[@livelyupmyself1]

I moved to Australia from America ten years ago. One of the best parts about this show, to me at least, is that all this healthcare is pretty much free. Ambo ride might be 300 bucks, heli ride’s gunna be a bit more, but not like the 100,000 dollar nightmares you hear about back home in the states. Australia IS the lucky country!!

[@Zehradieux]

That's everywhere in the civilized world and nothing special to Australia. You just have to get out of the US

[@fredjones4820]

Sarah needs to learn that there are no iguanas in Australia. We call what we have goannas or monitor lizards and they all belong the the genus Varanus, but our indigenous people eat whatever they can catch or find because it is all food.

[@momjeans9238]

So cool to me to see the Aboriginal death culture in action! I learned about it for a death and dying class.

[@momjeans9238]

@Kaitlin Melissa you learn about the active dying process, how cultures grieve and approach death, along with learning the reality of our own eventual end by preparing your own funeral! It's a morbid topic to have a class on, but it truly helped me when my grandpa died this summer. Part of health science classes

[@sharonlo1958]

Their choice

[@bellabloodcrave5174]

I would take that class, hands down

[@sterlingodeaghaidh5086]

As a person who works in the funeral industry, I love how different cultures have their own way of dealing with death. Is there are any aboriginals or someone who knows about aboriginal culture watching this who can explain the reason behind the having to move out of the decedents home, I am genuinely curious.

[@linanae1]

It is cultural. All members of the family are to meet in one place, say one persons house or a tent as shown, to grieve and mourn for a period of days or even weeks until the body of the deceased has been buried or cremated. Death is a very culture sensitive thing to the Aboriginals, to the point where you can not even say the name or show images of the deceased and the person informing the family of their passing absolutely MUST be another aboriginal. It is all about embrace, family/community and sorrow. The whole aboriginal community joins the grieving process, close family or far-extending family.

[@sterlingodeaghaidh5086]

Ravena That is so fascinating, so what about the having to move out, do they mean permanently or just til the body is laid to rest?

[@linanae1]

@@sterlingodeaghaidh5086 it's probably so that they do not disturb the spirit of the passed, before the spirit has fully rejoined with the land. So once the funeral or mourning is over they may go back

[@sterlingodeaghaidh5086]

@@linanae1 Ok that makes sense.

[@shellysmith1256]

It is amazing how well their medical care is and do the patients have to pay for an ambulance or an air ambulance? In the United States it is around $1600.00 just for a regular ambulance.

[@heatherrowles2580]

Unless you have ambulance insurance, you pay for road ambulance services.....except for pensioners....but road ambulance insurance is around $100/family each year. The air ambulance is covered by our medicare system which every permanent resident or citizen pays for in their taxes, we pay a 2% levy, and covers the vast majority of medical costs. We also have a pharmaceutical benefits scheme which gives us massively discounted medications. If we didnt, I'd be dead.

[@sharonlo1958]

I’m in Queensland ambulance is free

[@codyblackford9569]

Life flight in the us i heard is a $10,000 dollar ride and a ambulatory ride can cost anywhere around $300.up to $500.last time i heard.

[@PinkPanther70]

@@sharonlo1958 Believe me, it's not free. You pay a hell of a lot in taxes for health services.

[@sharonlo1958]

Monica Havemann we pay 2.5% in our income tax to fund Medicare so it is free to anyone not working

[@gracelaw1987]

I love “I’m dad right now not a nurse”☺️

[@RhodeIslandWildlife]

Do aircraft in Oz have to fly on the left hand side of the sky?

[@suchfailure64]

Mph? Australia uses KPH dammit. Why use miles per hour.

[@sabsi7777]

pretty sure it is an English show, but being filmed in Australia

[@annamarielewis7078]

British first responders are so lovely.💜

[@kasquatch7360]

*Boyfriend* She’ll get over it . . I feel that

[@morgankennell]

Kassie Davis yeah he kinda was down playing it and I was like oh? Ok then

[@Alex632]

Such a boyfriend thing to say lmao

[@livelyupmyself1]

Such an Aussie thing to say.

[@helenellsworth9556]

Wagga, a small town 🤦 mabe compared to Sydney, as I live in a town of population 1200 give or take

[@maxhanes1073]

24:17 Which planet are they from?

[@Troublemaker1022-r9c]

Is it bad that I was really relieved that the damage to the motorcycle wasn't really too severe.

[@Cakebaby53]

NOT THE BABYYYYY

[@beacreates4370]

Can I please have the original video/audio files so I can edit the sound correctly??? Great show otherwise.

[@QuietBloom]

Why is the sound balance so off?

[@kirstenharder379]

Wagga outback 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bradpaulburn4857]

They make everything sound like its remote haha .

[@flowerpower8722]

Anything outside the capital city bubbles is called outback these days. Ridiculous,

[@samoday2992]

Steve with his Reading football club hat . Go on the royals from America 🇺🇸

[@schnuurtchke]

Zazur miles per hour (MPH)

[@harrypalmer9539]

The boyfriend looks like David spade

[@John-kl3ue]

Every country town in WA is the same at funeral time ....I’ve seen them punch on at the cemetery and at the wakes ! Yes I live in a outback town ..every single town within a couple hundreds kms stop selling full strength grog ......was worse when they were given xtra dole money ...

[@ladonnahuckaby2335]

If these guys talk to women saying “sweetheart” and “beautiful”, what do they say to men? Sweetheart, you are a handsome man? Hmmmm🤔

[@clubsport9334]

Ummm.... Mate.

[@u4e]

Bud

[@sgehheiwwiwhvebdjdudh]

Brother I just know that from watch Australian shows

[@shaebarnes9024]

Mate for sure

[@schnuurtchke]

Zazur policemen 👮‍♂️

[@TahenysLaufeydottir]

Umbrella Corporation?

[@clubsport9334]

Yes they own all the hospitals and ambo officers in Australia.

[@tracycolleran80]

Just a quick question before I watch this. ARE THEY BRITISH? It just wouldn't be the same if they were Australian, Indian, Kiwi

[@sharonlo1958]

It’s Australia Why?

[@meadowqwq]

Mary Mary like everyone that’s been cast rn is british. It’s so not Australian ;3; (Though it’s recorded in Australia 🤔)

[@meadowqwq]

z not all, there has been a few Australians

[@waddellkate101]

They are British.

[@menekie187]

Why are they talking like Australia is in great Britain?

[@bell6012]

No it's in Australia. It's the emergency workers that are from the UK though

[@villagelightsmith4375]

Re: Avery ... why not tip the little varmint over so he can cough DOWNhill and clear his passageways?

[@livelyupmyself1]

Motorcycle riding is soooooo fun but just not worth it to me. Trail riding in the bush yeah, but riding on the roads with all the idiots out there with their cell phone’s nothanks.

[@markmathews6876]

this is a show for Pommies by Pommies , are there any proper pommies left over there ?

[@MsMindydog]

Aboriginal people catch iguanas in Australia do they, Hmm i've never herd of that before. maybe some immigrants should get there facts straight before making stupid comments !!

[@annamarielewis7078]

I’m so fascinated by the ancient Aboriginal culture. I wonder if an old white lady could learn about it.

[@Ryzler13]

Its not like they can press charges for bringing alcohol to their land now is it? Its like the heroin dealer pressing charges against drug users. "Real Responders" and the narrator exagurating everything "look at these guys go, they are catching bad guys, they work 25 hours a day and have redbull iv drips"

[@schnuurtchke]

Zazur motorcycle 🏍️

[@schnuurtchke]

Zazur truck 🚚🚛

[@schnuurtchke]

Zazur km/h

[@terririckert7069]

Why was the Hotel Publican selling alcohol to the mourners. He was out of beer, he could have said he was out of everything. But I guess -- him making money is more important than anything else.

[@FelineFosterFamily]

Terri Rickert I may be wrong but it seems like he was selling it to other people in the community and doing the check is a pretty normal thing for the cops

[@terririckert7069]

@@FelineFosterFamily Thanks Hannah The Publican was selling alcohol to people going to the Memorial service (the family wanted it booze free).

[@codyblackford9569]

Turn ur volume down if its to loud simple as that..

[@schnuurtchke]

Zazur lorry 🚚🚛🛻

[@ioletmcfarland3017]

Medical profession is not supposed to tell you about the problem

[@oliviaedwards9550]

yes they are unless you are incompetent. Informed consent is incredibly important. its appropriate to give someone treatment without them understanding whats going on. you could mistreat someone who has preexisting conditions or allergies

[@ioletmcfarland3017]

@@oliviaedwards9550i medically disabled developmentally delayed so i know what happens to you i wasn't born under a rock or a nest in a tree

[@ioletmcfarland3017]

@@oliviaedwards9550 unless you are family

[@shadowfigure3749]

They literally have to tell you.. the other comment is correct. Informed consent. What you are talking about is HIPAA law where they're not allowed to tell others your personal medical information without consent. If you are mentally competent, they must tell you what's happening and you must agree to treatment so your original statement is incorrect.

[@kayleedeal3718]

The boyfriend needs to be slap he taken pictures and oh she will be fine. Let him wreck.

[@tanyasmith7123]

She was fine very well alert all she can do is brush it off and get back to riding. You know when there is serious danger and when there's not.

[@juliearnold5065]

He is probably trying to reassure his girlfriend so she would not worry.

[@garyhopkins6337]

If you see black people there they are probably Australian.

[@ryanmarshall8925]

The biker lady was a little dramatic...

[@babenning]

No she wasn't. She'd just been in an accident which is traumatic and she was in shock. She was remarkably calm for someone who'd gone off their bike.

[@heatherrowles2580]

I thought she was pretty calm about it all actually......

[@chloerobertson3399]

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