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Somalia: lives and livelihoods of millions still at risk, FAO calls for an urgent scale-up in emergency humanitarian aid alongside resilience
About half of children under 5 in Somalia facing malnutrition although fears of famine on hold: new data
News You Can Use-To Better Predict Food Crisis Outbreaks
Ethiopia: even during period of peace, lasting humanitarian consequences of the conflict remain
Yemen’s most vulnerable left behind as less than a third of $4.3 billion raised to avert humanitarian catastrophe 
Art in Conflict, an Australian War Memorial touring exhibition of contemporary art opens at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery
Premier and his Government trashing parliamentary conventions
Tender awarded for City Oval netball courts
UN expert condemns attack on Central African Armed Forces in Sikikédé, calls armed rebels “enemies of the peace”
NT skies welcome newest Super Hornet aircrew
Greens Denounce Planning Minister Stripping Lismore Council’s Planning Powers
Immigration pathway for Ukrainians extended
Our CEO Helen Clarkson’s leadership address at the World Sustainable Development Summit in New Delhi
UNHCR: Funding gap of US$295m in Yemen jeopardizes life-saving humanitarian aid
Graduation day for Ukrainian recruits
Statement on department’s Rezoning Pathways program
TRC seeking new Environment Advisory Committee member
Women Leadership in Security
Wharf Revue Team are Looking For Albanese
State’s best farming land under threat
Türk deplores human cost of Russia’s war against Ukraine as verified civilian casualties for last year pass 21,000
Applications now open for inaugural $10,000 military history prize
Statement From Danny Pearson
UN experts: Mexico must clarify fate and whereabouts of human rights defenders Ricardo Lagunes and Antonio Díaz and business must collaborate
MUA marks 81 years since Bombing of Darwin
Earthquake survivors see huge spikes in food prices – urgent funding is needed in Syria to help to replenish food stocks
International aid must reach people in need through any means possible
UN experts alarmed by reports of boys taken from Camp Roj by de facto authorities: Syria
ICRC turns 160 as work to protect civilians from horrors of conflict continues
March Exhibitions – Showcasing best of local talent
Syria and Türkiye: All earthquake victims deserve urgent humanitarian assistance
Additional humanitarian assistance to Türkiye and Syria
Councillor Conduct Panel determination
Save the Children welcomes Australian Government funding to fight global hunger crisis
Volunteers drive social change in wartime Ukraine 14 February
UN Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights Brands Kehris to visit the Democratic Republic of the Congo, 13-22 February 2023
Minister stumbles again over troubled flood review
Australian famine package important step forward
Oxfam and partners aim to reach nearly 2 million people affected by earthquakes in Turkiye and Syria
Australian famine package an important step forward
Race against time to save children buried under rubble in Türkiye and Syria following devastating earthquakes
AFP engagement with local migrant communities in South Australia
CDU EXPERT: International response to the earthquake in Turkiye and Syria will be slow and necessary despite risks, CDU expert says
ANZ Agri Report: Australian agri needs to prepare for resurgence of global investment attention
Urgent action required to assist those impacted by earthquakes, including a countrywide ceasefire to enable humanitarian access: UN Syria Commission
World Vision Australia launches appeal to help those affected by Türkiye-Syria quake
Aboriginal credit union successfully combines cultures
Children feared trapped and thousands killed after two earthquakes hit Türkiye and Syria