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Emergency care hours reduced in Wilcannia

The Wilcannia Multi-Purpose Service has had its after-hours reduced due to staffing issues. Picture: Supplied
Emily McInerney

THE drop is after-hours emergency access at the Wilcannia Multi-Purpose Service has been raised in New South Wales Parliament recently. Baron MP Roy Butler used a notice of motion to highlight issues with the emergency department at the Wilcannia site. “I asked that the House notes that Wilcannia MPS has had its opening hours for […]

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