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Victoria Police Launches New 25-week Training Program
Pacific Women and Girls at Risk as Climate Change Deepens Menstrual Hygiene Crisis
Northern Territory Greens unequivocally oppose CLP bail reforms
Aid let into Gaza “a trickle amongst a sea of need”: Oxfam
UN Women statement on the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia
Assisted dying: five questions that need answering before it can work in practice
Assisted dying: five questions that need answering before it can work in pratice
Marking 30 years of progress – engaging the health sector to tackle violence against women and girls
Community Safety Update
After an autocratic leader was toppled in Bangladesh, democratic renewal remains a work in progress
Can we confront cancel culture by finding common ground between moderate leftists and ‘wokists’?
Data Breach Notification
High-Level Dialogue on Justice and Capacity-Building in International Law
Adult punishment for children is a shameful social failure
Appoint a Minister for Mental Health & Wellbeing, mental health group urges Prime Minister
A prisoner voting ban shows again how few checks there are on parliamentary power
New research and calls for 80,000 new Victorian social homes in next decade to address housing crisis
GOLD STANDARD VICTORIAN NETBALL LEAGUE PRIDE ROUND RETURNS WITH RACV SUPPORT
Maternal Line Inspires Life Of Service
‘Everyone lives in fear’: trapped between two warring nuclear giants, the people of Kashmir continue to suffer
A Renewed Mandate for Fairness: SSI Calls on Returned Albanese Government to Deliver Bolder Reforms for a More Inclusive Australia
Oxfam congratulates Labor on its re-election to government, calls for more action on aid, climate and inequality
Council Takes Steps to Enhance Disability Access and Inclusion with New Action Plan
NZ Police Acknowledge Race Unity Speech Awards Winner 5 May
Global crises demand ethical, transparent business leaders
Explainer: Commonwealth v Yunupingu and compensation for native title
Reforms would sharpen the teeth of Australia’s anti-corruption watchdog
Call for Applications: 2025 UNITAR Hiroshima Youth Ambassador Programme – Leaders of a New Generation
Security Council Press Statement on Terrorist Attack in Jammu and Kashmir
Muslims take part in ANZAC Day ‘Dawn Services’ in large numbers nationwide
Australian Greens Statement On Hazara Community
WHO releases new guideline to prevent adolescent pregnancies and improve girls’ health
Imam Imtiaz Ahmad Naveed of Melbourne’s Bait-ul-Salam Mosque offers condolences on Pope Francis’ passing
PUMA Reaches Goal of Making 9 Out of 10 Products With Recycled or Certified Materials
Jonathan Lam ’27 Honored By Amnesty International USA
Imam of Australia’s largest mosque shares message of condolences on the passing of Pope Francis
FAO and Rome step forward to advance inclusive urban food governance
Sex Discrimination Commissioner voices support for trans community after UK Supreme Court ruling
First Australian politician launches OnlyFans to announce The Greens’ plan to make PrEP free
Hear me out: What if AI could help solve your legal problems?
ACT Disability Strategy Builds More Inclusive Canberra
UNITAR and the Sovereign Order of Malta Host Human Rights Council Side Event and Launch New Training Programme
Greens bring community conversation to ACT Parliament through new housing human right
Review of the Charter of Rights for Victims of Crime commences
Housing instability complicates end-of-life care for aging unhoused populations
COTA Australia welcomes a major announcement by the United Nations regarding the rights of older persons
$7.4 million to fund Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island-led research projects
PUBLIC HOUSING CLASS ACTION JUST THE BEGINNING, LABOR WON’T GET AWAY WITH DEMOLITION: GREENS 

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