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Dusty's 500km walk aims to bring paediatricians to rural NSW
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Dusty's 500km walk aims to bring paediatricians to rural NSW

Twelve-year-old Dusty walked 500 kilometres from Warren to Parliament House. He wants to raise money for paediatrician clinics in rural areas through Little Wings charity.

Why it mattersFamilies in rural areas wait two to six years to see a paediatrician. Dusty's walk highlights how badly rural communities need better access to these doctors.

AustraliaDirectly affects NSW rural communities who struggle to access specialist child healthcare. Little Wings scaled back missions this year due to a fuel crisis, making the fundraising urgent.

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