During semester two, Mildura Regional Clinical School hosted 16 students, and the program was certainly up to expectations; Orange World, Glen Esk Station, Mutawinji – all whimsical or exotic names for places which the students might experience during their rural health immersion based in Mildura for two weeks.   The aim of the Mildura team is to make rural health REAL, through the people, the sparse outback landscape, or interaction with local Aboriginal peoples.

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