Koorda man Stephen Nicholls’ 83 year-old mother Mary Nicholls died tragically from a snake bite in the Wheatbelt and Sarah Williams' mother Andrea suffered a stroke after waiting 6 hours for antivenom.

They both spoke with Jane about the state of rural healthcare.

<p>Koorda man Stephen Nicholls&rsquo; 83 year-old mother Mary Nicholls died tragically from a snake bite in the Wheatbelt and Sarah Williams'&nbsp;mother Andrea suffered a stroke after waiting 6 hours for antivenom.</p>
<p>They both spoke with Jane about the state of rural healthcare.</p>

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