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UN Forum to underscore contribution of minorities as agents of peace and justice
UN experts call for urgent action to combat trafficking in El Fasher: Sudan
Pause For Pakake This Summer Season
Glossy Flowers: An Enticing Call from afar, a Mystery up close
ICRC president begins official visit to Colombia
Pause For Pakake This Summer Season
Lions have two types of roar – new research
ICRC: 204 million people live in areas controlled or contested by armed groups
The Gen Z stare: Sorting fact from fiction this Christmas
ICRC to focus on front line work amid rising conflicts and financial constraints
ICRC War Surgery Courses Globally Accessible On SURGhub
Police acknowledge IPCA findings into conflict of interest
‘Too broke to break up’: Families navigating separation under the same roof amid housing and cost-of-living pressures
Officer’s failure to recognise conflict of interest led to inappropriate use of Police database
Anduril CEO offers inside look at defense industry dynamo
Former Liberal Senator Accuses ‘the Boys’ Of Using Women To Undermine Sussan Ley
NSW Government Trashes Its Bella Vista Planning Controls Within a Year
Security Council to Vote on Proposal Authorizing Stabilization Force and Governance Body in Gaza
High-Level Open Debate on Conflict-Related Food Insecurity
Yes, shouting at seagulls actually works, scientists confirm
AMA ACT issues notice of EGM to members on historic proposal
ATSB Safety Advisory Urges Transponder Use On Ground
Honouring Australia’s Veterans On Remembrance Day
Remembrance Day – Lest We Forget
Keeping Memories Alive
Remembrance Day 2025 – We Will Remember Them
Plan to privatise meat inspectors risks food safety & export markets
Time To Reflect, Pause And Remember
Remembrance Day 11 November
Remembrance Day Chance To Honour Australia’s Heroes
Democratic Republic of the Congo: Ituri civilians trapped in a murderous cycle
New inquiry – The role of Australia’s international development program in preventing conflict
Finding Balance For Food Security In Conflict Zones
We Shall Remember Them: Remembrance Day 2025
UN experts: Unprovoked lethal strikes by the United States against vessels at sea may amount to international crimes
UN experts: Indonesia must recognise Indigenous Peoples and consider them partners for national development
Don’t dismiss kids’ sadness or anger. How to minimise family conflict over the social media ban
How narcissism ruins teamwork – and why it matters in the workplace
Allies entwined: Australia’s strategic convergence with the Philippines
ICRC president: World leaders must act to end the indiscriminate killing in Sudan
NACC puts out the trash but keeps its Commissioner – for now
UN expert calls for urgent response on child trafficking in conflict situations
El Fasher atrocities must be investigated and perpetrators held to account: Sudan
Navy women picking up the weight of strength
Remembrance Day Services In Port Phillip 31 October
ASIC highlights financial reporting and audit findings for FY 2024-25 as part of expanded program of work
UN Fact-Finding Mission alarmed by surge in repression and extraordinary spike in executions: Iran
UN expert calls for strengthened MINUSCA mandate to support peacebuilding in the Central African Republic

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