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Two emergency services operators wearing 000 branded jackets at computer desks in a call center, with city views behind
✓ The CourierPower & Policy

Nuisance calls clogging Ballarat's Triple Zero lines during emergency surge

Ballarat's 000 operators face nuisance calls while ambulance and police demand surge.

Why it mattersNuisance calls tie up resources needed for real emergencies. They also waste operator time when demand for help is at record levels.

AustraliaBallarat's emergency services are stretched thin, with growing demand and non-essential calls reducing their ability to respond quickly to genuine crises.

✓ Claims checked against the source. checked 28 min ago

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