Sydney's Westmead Hospital says it's the number one destination for people in the city's Western suburbs trying to escape the heat. Professor Graham Stewart from the Hospital. Occasionally people do come down and take relief from the searing heat by sitting in the foyer or going into one of the caf s in the hospital. It's never got to a stage where it would interfere with the function of the hospital in any way at all, but you can certainly notice people. No, not at all.
Hospitals belong to the people.
They don't belong to doctors or nurses or to bureaucrats. While Sydneysiders are whingeing about temperatures hovering around 40, in Central New South Wales they're dreaming about being that cool. The town of Cobar is today expected to hit 47. Judy runs the local toy shop. And most of the parking spaces in the street at the moment are vacant.