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Rescue helicopter contract in jeopardy after parliamentary inquiry

Rescue helicopter contract in jeopardy after parliamentary inquiry
ABC Australia Wednesday 05 August 2026, 08:22 UTC By Genevieve Blandin de Chalain 1 min read
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Northern New South Wales Helicopter Rescue Services is under renewed scrutiny following a NSW parliamentary inquiry.

Northern New South Wales Helicopter Rescue Services is under renewed scrutiny following a NSW parliamentary inquiry.
Northern New South (LOCATION) NSW (ORG)
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