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A Community March celebrating Bathurst's NAIDOC Week is being held this morning from Haymarket Reserve on William Street to Machattie Park.
Also today, The peak body for general practitioners says it's seeing more young doctors wanting to be sent to the Central West.
Plus news from Bathurst, Orange and Central West NSW.
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