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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
Ukrainian recruits fast learners
UN expert to assess trafficking in persons: Colombia
Red Cross report: Climate change, environmental degradation and protracted armed conflict are exacerbating humanitarian needs across the Near and Middle East
WHO announces the development of the Consolidated Guidelines on STI prevention and care (2022-2023)
Türk praises Council of Europe discussion of potential legal frameworks on environment and artificial intelligence
Russia-Ukraine International Armed Conflict: A farmer injured, underscoring huge risks of mines for entire communities
Corruption Charges – Department of Communities
Units train to operate as one
More work needed to protect our key ag land
United Nations partnership encourages Tasmanian community to cross the divide
Work set to commence on O’Keefe Rail Trail improvements
Sudan: Humanitarian needs soar one month on; SRCS & ICRC welcome parties’ public commitment to adhere to international humanitarian law
Malian troops, foreign military personnel killed over 500 people during military operation in Moura in March 2022 – UN human rights report
UN experts say Government must act to end gang violence against women and girls: Haiti
Burkina Faso: the ICRC and the Burkinabe Red Cross Society call for respect for international humanitarian law
Submission to integrity by consultants inquiry
Upskilling Racing Industry In Victoria
Humanitarian assistance in response to conflict in Sudan
UN expert lauds Georgia for efforts to maintain peace and security
Australia secures anti-ship missile capability
WHO and tobacco control partners urge countries not to partner or work with the tobacco industry

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