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It is not annualbrickbusycountrysideeveryonefamilyheadjoblifestylelownewspapernightonlypatientspricesreasonruralsuccesstownyounger New Zealand that has problems getting doctors to live in annualbrickbusycountrysideeveryonefamilyheadjoblifestylelownewspapernightonlypatientspricesreasonruralsuccesstownyounger areas. It is a problem in other countries too. Last year, Dr Kenny cancelled a annualbrickbusycountrysideeveryonefamilyheadjoblifestylelownewspapernightonlypatientspricesreasonruralsuccesstownyounger holiday because he could not find a doctor to replace him. Dr Kenny has been a doctor in Tokoroa for 30 years. He said he wouldn't swap his annualbrickbusycountrysideeveryonefamilyheadjoblifestylelownewspapernightonlypatientspricesreasonruralsuccesstownyounger for city life. He is 61 and wants to retire. He needs to give his annualbrickbusycountrysideeveryonefamilyheadjoblifestylelownewspapernightonlypatientspricesreasonruralsuccesstownyounger to a annualbrickbusycountrysideeveryonefamilyheadjoblifestylelownewspapernightonlypatientspricesreasonruralsuccesstownyounger doctor. He told a annualbrickbusycountrysideeveryonefamilyheadjoblifestylelownewspapernightonlypatientspricesreasonruralsuccesstownyounger that his job keeps him annualbrickbusycountrysideeveryonefamilyheadjoblifestylelownewspapernightonlypatientspricesreasonruralsuccesstownyounger and that he loves his work. He said: "I would like to stay but I hit my annualbrickbusycountrysideeveryonefamilyheadjoblifestylelownewspapernightonlypatientspricesreasonruralsuccesstownyounger against a annualbrickbusycountrysideeveryonefamilyheadjoblifestylelownewspapernightonlypatientspricesreasonruralsuccesstownyounger wall trying to attract doctors."