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Young people on school holidays join community to halt logging in two state forests in proposed Great Koala National Park
Can green time help parents with their children’s screen time?
Chad: Red Cross surgical team treats first patients in eastern Chad as rising number of wounded arrive from Sudan
UN Syria Commission of Inquiry lauds long-awaited international institution to clarify fate and whereabouts of tens of thousands missing and disappeared
Getting adults on board with messy nature play
Minister Keogh – 50 years since last Australian troops left Vietnam
50 years since last Australian troops left Vietnam
Sudan : ICRC facilitates release of 125 detainees
WHO announces the development of a guideline on the health of trans and gender diverse people
Impact of improvised explosive devices on Civilians in Afghanistan: Afghanistan
Handbook for Parliamentarians (revised edition): The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women and its Optional Protocol
UN expert: Freedom of religion or belief not incompatible with equality for LGBT persons
DRC: At least 23 children killed in attack on camp in ituri
Centring women’s and girls’ rights and priorities in humanitarian response
Security Council: South Sudan
National Museum of Australia releases audio tour to support Ukraine
Nearly half of children in Sudan set to go hungry as conflict stops farming
UN experts urge General Assembly to address plight of the missing and forcibly disappeared: Syria
Incredible display of unity
High Commissioner appalled by killing of West Darfur Governor: Sudan
New cranes reach lofty heights
Stuart Nash report released
‘He just kept going’ – why you might snap back, freeze or ignore street harassment
CPSU launches campaign to ‘Bring Back CES’
Vietnam veterans leading with mental health support
New multicultural education campaign seeks to reduce elder abuse via later life planning
NSW Government announces temporary suspension of PwC from taxation-related contracts
Ukraine: Save the Children launches campaign to keep children safe from floating mines after flooding from Kakhovka dam
Security Council Press Statement on Situation in Democratic Republic of Congo
Premier again fails to justify public money for Liberal mates 05 June 2023
Environment and Response Report 2021 released today
Nova Kakhovka Dam: ICRC responds with water and health assistance
Concerns over the continued devastating impact of the fighting in Sudan on civilians
Sudan: 280 children and 70 caretakers from Khartoum orphanage reach safety
Teaching ethics of data science through immersive video
Summary of Council’s 5 June 2023 Ordinary Meeting
$500,000 in Environment Grants awarded to safeguard the ACT’s natural ecosystem
ACU ethicist warns that AI poses existential threat
World No Tobacco Day 2023: Grow food, not tobacco, to end TB
Security Council Authorizes One-Year Mandate Extension of United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq, Unanimously Adopting Resolution 2682 (2023)
Public Hearing – Australia’s Space Command and Capability
Inclusive peace begins with women
Orange to remember Boer War history
ICRC President: “Avoiding the use of explosive weapons in populated areas will significantly decrease civilian suffering”
Save the Children welcomes G7’S $21 billion humanitarian funding commitment but regrets inaction on health and education
Spotlight on Our Experts: Tariq Rauf, Nuclear Disarmament and Non-Proliferation
Smoke and Mirrors: New research shows how Big Tobacco infiltrates academic research
Sudan suffering “dehumanizing”, UN human rights expert Radhouane Nouicer

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