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ABC News
5 days ago
- ABC News
Abattoir worker in serious condition after workplace accident in Echuca
A man is in a critical condition following an industrial accident in northern Victoria. It is believed the man was working at an abattoir on Goulburn Road, Echuca, and became trapped in machinery on Monday afternoon. Ambulance Victoria said emergency services were called about the incident about 1:40pm. Police said the male was in critical condition following the accident. The man was flown by Ambulance Victoria helicopter to the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne in a serious condition. WorkSafe said they were on site from 3pm and are investigating.


Daily Mail
21-06-2025
- Health
- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS Horror as nine Aussies raced to hospital after a 'smell of gas' is detected at a leisure centre
Nine people have been rushed to hospital after being 'impacted by chemicals' at a leisure centre in north Melbourne. Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) responded to Triple-0 calls reporting the 'smell of gas' inside Broadmeadows Aquatic & Leisure Centre at about 6.15pm on Saturday. Firefighters arrived on scene within six minutes to find multiple people impacted by chemicals, an FRV spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia. The crews helped Ambulance Victoria treated patients at the scene and nine people have been transported to hospital for further treatment. Broadmeadows Aquatic & Leisure Centre has been contacted by Daily Mail Australia for comment. More to come.
Yahoo
20-06-2025
- Yahoo
11 trapped inside minibus after pub crash
A minibus has crashed into a pub Melbourne's eastern suburbs, leaving 11 people trapped inside. Emergency services were called to the corner of Glenferrie Rd and Dandenong Rd in Malvern about 9.25am on Friday after reports a minibus had crashed into the side of a pub. A Victoria Police spokesperson told NewsWire that 11 people were trapped inside the bus at the time of the incident. Firefighters worked to free the passengers who were unable to get out of the crushed bus. 'The passengers and driver were still on-board and unable to evacuate' a Fire Rescue Victorias spokesperson told NewsWire. 'The driver relocated the minibus, allowing firefighters to remove the vehicle door so everyone on-board could evacuate.' Ambulance Victoria were on the scene as they treated the 11 trapped passengers. 'Paramedics assessed 11 patients but no emergency treatment or transport was required,' a spokesperson told NewsWire. Police have launched an investigation into the crash. Anyone who witnessed the crash or with footage or information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000

News.com.au
20-06-2025
- News.com.au
Horror as 11 people trapped inside minibus on major highway in Melbourne's east
A minibus has crashed into a pub Melbourne's eastern suburbs, leaving 11 people trapped inside. Emergency services were called to the corner of Glenferrie Rd and Dandenong Rd in Malvern about 9.25am on Friday after reports a minibus had crashed into the side of a pub. A Victoria Police spokesperson told NewsWire that 11 people were trapped inside the bus at the time of the incident. Firefighters worked to free the passengers who were unable to get out of the crushed bus. 'The passengers and driver were still on-board and unable to evacuate' a Fire Rescue Victorias spokesperson told NewsWire. 'The driver relocated the minibus, allowing firefighters to remove the vehicle door so everyone on-board could evacuate.' Ambulance Victoria were on the scene as they treated the 11 trapped passengers. 'Paramedics assessed 11 patients but no emergency treatment or transport was required,' a spokesperson told NewsWire. Police have launched an investigation into the crash.


Daily Mail
19-06-2025
- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS Northland Shopping Centre is evacuated AGAIN after fire erupts inside a busy store - just hours after a car smashed into the building
A doomed shopping centre is being evacuated after a fire broke out in a store less than 24 hours after a vehicle smashed into the building and terrified shoppers. Shoppers were seen fleeing Northland Shopping Centre, 15km north of Melbourne 's CBD, after smoke was seen coming from Myer on Thursday morning. A Fire Rescue Victoria spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia an automatic alarm at the Myer store went off at 10.34am and one fire truck was currently on the scene. Fire crews found small fire in an electrical light and the issue should be resolved soon. It came just hours after a man allegedly drove a stolen Toyota Landcruiser into the crowded shopping centre just after 4pm on Wednesday. The man was filmed driving the white Landcruiser into the building in an alleged effort to evade police officers. Footage showed the vehicle smashing into the shopping centre and breaking through doors as shoppers desperately took cover. The driver allegedly rammed a police vehicle several times. View this post on Instagram A post shared by JACQUELINE FELGATE (@jacquifelgate) 'Thankfully, no one was struck by the car and there are no reported injuries,' police said in a statement. Paramedics also rushed to the centre, Ambulance Victoria said in a statement. 'Two people were assessed at the scene but did not require transport to hospital,' a spokesperson said. Witness Tanya Nava was working in Kmart when the incident occurred. 'Everyone was just in a panic,' she told Today. 'A young girl runs up to me and she goes, "Oh, there's a car in the shopping centre". And we just all went "oh my god", and then everyone was just freaking out.' Police found the car dumped on Beavers Road in Northcote about an hour later. A 27-year-old man was arrested at a home at 8.30am on Thursday. The man is being interviewed by detectives and no charges have been laid. Police will allege the LandCruiser was stolen from Ivanhoe East on June 2, using an 'electronic key reprogramming tool' seized during Thursday's arrest. It came just three weeks after Northland Shopping Centre was plunged into lockdown following an alleged fight between teens armed with machetes. Shoppers were reassured security would be increased following the incident. 'We continue to work with the Victorian Police, with increased security and police presence in centre over the coming days,' the centre said. 'We understand the incident that took place at our centre was distressing, and we want to reassure our community that we are taking this matter seriously.'