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Jeremy Rockliff,Minister for Health I am pleased to announce that Mr Joe Acker has been appointed as Chief Executive of Ambulance Tasmania. Joe was appointed as Interim Chief Executive in February and will now take on the role following an extensive recruitment process. Joe has more than 30 years’ experience in paramedic systems, health services and academia in both Australia and Canada. Before joining Ambulance Tasmania, his most recent position was Director of Clinical and Professional Practice for the British Columbia Emergency Health Services based in Vancouver, Canada. He has extensive...

Tennessee and Notre Dame swept through their regionals in the NCAA baseball tournament to end long waits to get back to super regionals.

June 6, 2021 The Nebraska baseball team (33-13) took down NJIT (27-24) in dominant fashion 18-4 to advance to its first regional final since 2007. The Huskers will play Arkansas later today and a win will see them matchup once more on Monday, but a loss will send them home. Shay Schanaman got the start on the mound for the Big Red and knew he would have to go deep to keep other arms fresh. The junior did just that going seven full innings giving up just four hits for two runs. Following him up was Caleb Feekin who pitched one inning also giving up two runs.

All but two of the 16 national seeds will play in regional finals in the NCAA baseball tournament, which has produced only a few surprises so far.

Nebraska Advances to First NCAA Regional Title Game Against Arkansas With 18-4 Rout of NJIT Share this story Jon Johnston It was close early, but then it was not. The Nebraska Cornhuskers scored fourteen runs in the fourth and fifth innings combined and cruised to an 18-4 victory in an elimination contest on Sunday afternoon. Joe Acker went 4-5 for the Huskers and Shay Schanaman made possibly his best start of the season for a Nebraska pitching staff needing all the help it can get. Schanaman worked around a two out error by Cam Chick at second to put up a zero on the scoreboard.