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Wait times improve at Wyong Hospital's ED

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Wait times improve at Wyong Hospital's ED

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LiSTNR Central Coast Local NewsWait times improve at Wyong Hospital's ED. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A list-nuff production. Hello, I'm Dave for Dole and with your local headlines. Weight times at Wyoming Hospital's Emergency Department are improving but still a long way short of the state average. The number of patients being treated on time between April and June increased to 58%, treatment times went backwards slightly at Gospherd. A man wanted by Brisbane Water Police has been caught with a 30-centimeter knife tucked down his pants during his arrest in Gospherd. Officers napped the 21-year-old on Monday after a public tip-off sparked by a warrant Wednesday post on Facebook. And in your report as revealed what's really driving petrol theft in New South Wales, Jackie Fitzgerald from the Bureau of Crime Stats says while rising fuel costs play a part, it's brought a cost of living pressures influencing most pump and runs. It's the accumulation of those pressures over time that we can really see in this study that they start to change people's behaviours and in particular their willingness to engage

in criminal behaviour.

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