The United Firefighters Union says the death of a toddler in Werribee could have been avoided, arguing that the outcome may have differed if additional firefighting resources were available. The union points to what it describes as a lack of a second firefighting truck at the time, saying that “had there been a second truck, there would have been a different outcome to this tragedy.” The reports from three outlets present the union’s position but do not provide additional verified details about the incident, the circumstances leading to the response, or findings from any official investigation. The union’s claim focuses on operational capacity and response resources rather than specific causes attributed to particular individuals or agencies. The coverage therefore centers on the union’s statement and its assertion that access to an extra truck could have changed the result. The articles do not mention follow-up actions, investigations, or government responses in the provided excerpts.