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Dusty Langby, 12, walked 540km from regional NSW to Canberra to raise money for bush kids' healthcare, with the PM matching every dollar to smash his million-dollar goal. This video includes ACM-produced voiceover powered by AI.

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00:00A 12-year-old boy has walked his way to a million-dollar dream for Bush Healthcare.
00:05No, Marshall.
00:07You're doing so good, Dusty.
00:09Dusty Langby trekked 540 kilometres from Warren in Central Western NSW to Canberra,
00:16raising $530,000 for children's charity Little Wings,
00:20which flies specialists to regional towns where waitlists can stretch six years.
00:29Falling short of his million-dollar goal,
00:32Dusty got the surprise of his life when Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledged to match every dollar raised.
00:38His mum, Sarah, who walked alongside him, said she couldn't be prouder.
00:43Dusty was welcomed to Parliament House with a marching band, mascots and signed NRL jerseys
00:49before heading home for a well-earned camping trip.
00:58Good job, guys!
01:00Well done, well done.
01:02How are you feeling?
01:18You
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