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Family and friends have honored South Australian disability advocate Ellen Fraser-Barbour, who passed away in April at Ellery Creek Big Hole near Alice Springs. In her memory, local first responders installed an automated external defibrillator and placed a plaque at the site. Dr Fraser-Barbour's mother expressed gratitude to St John Ambulance for their initiative to provide emergency medical equipment in a remote area.
Written by the local model on 2026-09-17,
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same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
South Australian disability advocate Ellen Fraser-Barbour died in April at Ellery Creek Big Hole, an 80 kilometres west of Alice Springs in the Northern Territory. To honor her, first responders unveiled an automated external defibrillator and plaque at the site. Her mother, Susie Fraser, expressed gratitude towards the St John Ambulance service for placing a potentially life-saving device in such a remote location. This gesture aims to prevent future tragedies by providing quick access to emergency medical equipment.
Written for “Disability Advocate Drowning Incident” on 2026-09-17,
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South Australian disability advocate Ellen Fraser-Barbour remembered in Central Australia
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Family and friends have paid tribute to disability advocate Ellen Fraser-Barbour, who died in April at a Northern Territory swimming hole.
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First responders unveiled an automated external defibrillator and plaque at Ellery Creek Big Hole, 80 kilometres west of Alice Springs, in Dr Fraser-Barbour's honour.
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responders → unveil → honour
Her mother, Susie Fraser, thanked St John Ambulance service for its initiative to provide a potentially life-saving device in a remote location.
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mother → thank → location
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