One in five adults on the Central Coast now smokes, and statewide rates increase for the first time in five years

Updated March 29 2018 - 11:36am, first published 10:14am
LOCAL CONCERN: Smoking rates on the Central Coast are second only to those in western NSW, according to new data. Picture: Dominic Lorrimer
LOCAL CONCERN: Smoking rates on the Central Coast are second only to those in western NSW, according to new data. Picture: Dominic Lorrimer

SMOKING rates in NSW have increased for the first time in five years, and the Central Coast is one of the main offenders.

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