The Age·4 min read·medium
How a tragedy at a comedy show turned this man into an unlikely activist
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After witnessing a man die at a comedy show in a Melbourne theatre, Murray Wight has launched a grassroots campaign to mandate defibrillators in public venues. He argues that common sense and better equipment could prevent similar tragedies in the future.
Murray Wight watched a man die inside a Melbourne theatre. A year later, he’s determined to prevent the same scene from playing out again.
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