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LIFELINE SHARES NEW HOLIDAY SUPPORT GUIDE TO HELP AUSTRALIANS STAY HEALTHY AND CONNECTED
Security Council: Ukraine 12 December
Interfaith dinner serves empathy and understanding
Tech companies capitalize on misconceptions of ‘free speech’
UPDATE: Homicide investigation, Whakatāne
Monash University first in Victoria to offer Bachelor of International Relations
WHO’s Executive Board adopts resolution on access for life-saving aid into Gaza and respect for laws of war
IHL seeks to limit the humanitarian consequences of armed conflicts
Julie is community leader in drought resilience
Clear pathway to reform Tasmania’s youth justice system
Future Fund investing over $600 million in weapons manufacturers, including a blacklisted Israeli arms company
Counting the mental cost of end of year financial struggles: Beyond Blue
UNESCO and UN Satellite Centre Join Forces to Safeguard Ukraine’s Cultural Heritage with Geospatial Technologies 
Chief Minister Fyles rolls out the red carpet for Tamboran lobbyists
Glial Tone of Aggression
Conflict-ravaged countries pushed into “debt traps” by climate funding
Israel and the occupied territories: President of the ICRC arrives in Gaza, calls for the protection of civilians
Australian Red Cross welcomes the Federal Government’s announcement of the new Forced Marriage Specialist Support Program
statement – Australian Red Cross welcomes the Federal Government’s announcement of the new Forced Marriage Specialist Support Program
Israel and the occupied territories: Suffering for civilians continues as hostilities resume
UN Women statement on the situation in Israel and Gaza
Centralised register for wills in ACT
Sydney researchers discover hidden structure in networks like Twitter
Human Rights Subcommittee tables report on the rights of women and children
Climate statement demonstrates need to accelerate electrification
New digital solutions and AI tech to give teachers more time to teach
Security Council Sanctions Committee concerning South Sudan Discusses Interim Report of Panel of Experts
Police seek information after Glenroy arson attack
Tackling sexual misconduct in Yemen through innovative collaboration
Save the children condemns exploitation of children for geopolitical end as first group of child hostages and child detainees released
Painting immortalises historic action
What is the ‘sunk cost fallacy’? Is it ever a good thing?
Israel and the Occupied Territories: ICRC teams begin multi-day operation to reunite hostages and detainees with their families, deliver assistance
10th anniversary of Indigenous war memorial
Gaza humanitarian pause “a band-aid to a bleeding wound”: Oxfam
ICRC President in Qatar to urge progress to alleviate humanitarian crisis
Four men charged over alleged Greenacre kidnapping – Robbery & Serious Crime Squad
Save the Children calls for urgent investigation after at least 70 people, including children, killed in Burkina Faso massacre
Carlisle Street Murals
Registrations open for 2024 Anzac Day Services overseas
Minister Keogh and Assistant Minister Thistlethwaite – Registrations open for 2024 Anzac Day services overseas
Northern Territory Chief Minister issues statement 16 November
Sudan: FAO reaches one million farming households since the outbreak of conflict
ALL FORMS OF HATE SPEECH CONDEMNED
Fuel has run out, stalling humanitarian operations in Gaza, warn aid agencies
ICRC President to meet with families of hostages
Israel and the Occupied Territories: The ICRC urges protection for Gaza civilians evacuating and staying behind
Statement on Remembrance Day

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