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Ben and Mim are called to a patient in the final stages of labour. Newly qualified Ben has never delivered a baby and he's hoping this will be his first. A dementia case hits home for Lisa.
Aaron and Laura rush to a young mother who is bleeding heavily from cervical cancer and a bizarre case for Lisa as she is called to a patient whose obsession with hot chillies has now left him in excruciating pain.
Aaron and Laura desperately try to stop blood pouring from a pedestrian's head after he was hit by a car and terrifying seizures threaten to leave a young Mum with permanent brain damage.
Every second counts as paramedics rush to help people in crisis. A leaking oxygen bottle blows up in a man's face. Nhi and Carlos fear he could stop breathing at any moment. Bill is on high alert, dealing with a violent knife fight.
Aaron and Laura fear the worst as they rush to a teen victim of a shark bite. Ben and Mim must tackle a footy player who's dislocated his shoulder and super mums, Sally and Olivia race to a terrified one year old with a severed finger.
Ben and Mim find a grandfather in agony with horrific burns after spilling a huge pot of boiling water over himself. Lisa's first day back from maternity leave has her examining a tiny baby with a soaring heart rate and high temperature.
Paramedics Laura and Aaron prepare for double the complications when a pregnant mum goes into labour. In a first for the show, cameras follow the patient into hospital not to save a life, but to welcome a new one.
A rider is bucked off her horse and is lying helpless in remote bushland. A risky chopper rescue is her only chance, and Bill desperately tries to save a teacher having a massive heart attack.
Season three brings new compassionate faces, more confronting drama and inspirational patients, as we get an unprecedented insight into the lives of our emergency service heroes.
This season, familiar faces will be returning, alongside new paramedic teams including Steve and Emily, Marley and Tanie, and Michaela and Simon.