August 12, 2026 — 11:47am

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The NSW government has demanded an explanation from the health watchdog over its suspension on the sale of defibrillators used in the state’s ambulances.

“I’ll be writing to the TGA to see if they could give us a little bit more information,” Park told a press conference on Wednesday morning. “They’ve made a decision not to disclose the details … that can be a little bit frustrating.”

The government and NSW Ambulance continue to assert that the devices are safe for patient use, despite widespread complaints from…

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