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Australia's day of celebration and reflection

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Australia Day provided something for everyone, from the 22,000 who chose to become citizens, to the thousands more who joined marches to highlight and reflect on the concerns of Indigenous Australians. This year, the Australia Day honour is shared by two extraordinary medics who've changed the lives of people with melanoma.
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