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PATS travel pains revealed

Bob and Jan Moulton of Melrose, parents of Eliza Cottle of Balaklava. Bob had travelled from Melrose to Port Augusta three times a week for dialysis, however faced issues with the PATS system. (Supplied)
Jarrad Delaney

As the State Government announces a proposed expansion of the Patient Assistance Transport Scheme (PATS) if re-elected, locals have shared […]

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