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Council teams up with Boys to Bush
“We’ll fast even with just bread and water”: Families in Türkiye are struggling ahead of first holy month of Ramadan after devastating earthquakes 
Fisho hooks 19th Million Dollar Fish
Report litter and dumped rubbish – East Gippsland
IPCC report warns children are expected to experience up to four times more extreme climate-fuelled events
Last week to register for MDF
Postal Services Modernisation 23 March
Allies for Uluru Coalition – Statement
Council grants support community news and local league club
Syria: Children terrified of sleeping in tents as storms and flooding damage shelters of families already affected by the earthquakes
Cyclone Freddy: Fears cholera outbreak will spiral in Malawi as healthcare, water supplies disrupted
Expert Queensland cuddler and husband retire after 19,000 hours of volunteering
Tax The Roys! – Succession returns as millions around the world face extreme inequality and poverty
Million Paws Walk is back – bigger and better in 2023
Eighteen months after ban, classroom doors must open for secondary school girls
Five top tips for making Collective Action happen
WHO signs partnership agreement with MapAction
Cigarette butts get mushroom makeover
Syria on the brink: After 12 years of conflict, earthquakes impact signals a country pushed beyond limits
“Happy tears” as Bond finds a home after 406 days
Alarming RSPCA WA stats reveal surge in horse neglect
ACNC confirms it is investigating Hillsong
Millions more children could face hunger crisis if Black Sea grain deal not renewed
“We are barely surviving”: More than six months after deadly Pakistan floods, families are on the brink
Out of room – RSPCA SA forced to close gate
Clothes swap party in Taree
NZ police and paramedics team up for weekend patrols
Save the Children responds to severe flooding in Northern Territory
About half of children under 5 in Somalia facing malnutrition although fears of famine on hold: new data
ACNC says charities can a make valuable contribution to conversations on the Voice referendum
Survivors continue to face major health and safety risks one month after Türkiye earthquakes
Liquorland rolls up its sleeves to support Clean Up Australia
Yemen’s most vulnerable left behind as less than a third of $4.3 billion raised to avert humanitarian catastrophe 
Save the Children ready to respond as Tropical Cyclone Judy threatens Vanuatu
Four Australian Aboriginal spears taken by James Cook to be returned to traditional owners
Doctors with frontline experience to deliver lifesaving child ‘blast injury’ training to Ukraine’s medics
Pilot program for young people with intellectual disability
New netball pavilion to be named after local legend, Liza Pharaoh
Blacktown City’s new inclusive adventure spaces opens for everyone
Son parts ways with much-loved mullet to help his Dad
Notre Dame academics recognised nationally
New mural in Hornsby’s historic west side bridges stories from the past with present day
Save the Children strongly condemns Queensland Government’s decision to override its own human rights act and jeopardise the rights of children
Children who have survived the earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria need help finding their families, not adoption
Mitch Revs painted Elton John piano to go under the hammer for women and children in need
Agreement reached on reform of charitable fundraising laws
Step Up to Clean Up Georges River with Clean Up Australia
Oxfam welcomes Australian Government’s additional humanitarian assistance to Turkiye and Syria