ANALYSIS: They promised to 'fix the ramping crisis', but will that slogan come back to haunt the SA Labor government?
Whatever Labor achieves, ramping will still be baked into the health system
"What we promised was to get ramping back under control to the extent that ambulances start arriving on time again."A change in rhetoric — who's to blame? "I think one thing the Labor Party — and possibly many commentators — thought was that we would curl up into a little ball and not go near health again," Opposition leader David Speirs told the ABC.
After taking over the Liberal leadership from former premier Steven Marshall, David Speirs has a tough job.
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