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Victoria Police conduct dozens of welfare checks after Optus outage
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What happenedVictoria's health minister has described the latest outage, which left dozens of callers struggling to get through to emergency services, as "incredibly disappointing and unacceptable".
The headline splitThe center frames it as "Victoria Police conduct dozens of welfare checks after Optus outage". The right frames it as "Latest Optus Outage Triggers Welfare Checks from Police".
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CenterVictoria Police conduct dozens of welfare checks after Optus outage
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Right / center-rightLatest Optus Outage Triggers Welfare Checks from Police
Victoria Police conduct dozens of welfare checks after Optus outage
Victoria's health minister has described the latest outage, which left dozens of callers struggling to get through to emergency services, as "incredibly disappointing and unacceptable".