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Daylight saving tips

Sia Anthopoulos
Jennel, Jess, Christy, Keith and Tracy from Westmead Hospital’s Intensive Care Unit are reminding everyone to change their clocks this weekend.

Brace yourselves, winter is coming.

Last Sunday 7 April at 3am, clocks went go back one hour, making the end of daylight saving.

Daylight saving is a good time to replace your smoke alarm batteries.

The seasonal change also serves as a good reminder to get your flu shot. You can find more information about the influenza vaccine here.

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