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Covid hit African tax revenues hard, but increased foreign aid softened blow
G20 must tackle “cost of profit” crisis causing chaos worldwide, says Oxfam
Women disproportionately impacted by climate change must have their voices heard at COP27
How to implement food systems change
Global meeting on strengthening public-private provider engagement calls for greater collaboration with all care providers to get TB
Fortescue Future Industries to join forces with Government of Kenya to eliminate fossil fuels from Kenya’s fertiliser supply chain
International organizations scale up fight against deadly livestock disease
Winners of World Dental Development Fund announced
Green Cities Initiative gains momentum in helping cities increase well-being of inhabitants
Australia invests in insect research centre
Low- and middle-income countries struggle to provide health care to some, while others get too much medicine
Picture of health: Aussie med-tech startup checks into India’s post-COVID boom
How low-cost earbuds can make newborn hearing screening accessible
Türk welcomes charges of ‘crimes against humanity’ for 2017 post-election violations: Kenya
UNHCR’s Grandi sounds alarm as drought grips Horn of Africa
Neil Finn, KIMBRA, Thomasin McKenzie and Peta Mathias rally behind So They Can’s virtual dinner party on mission to break poverty
Climate research leaves bitter taste for global coffee lovers
Isotope data strengthens suspicions of ivory stockpile theft
UNHCR celebrates DAFI’s 30 years of refugee scholarship support, calling for more investment in education
Global warming puts Arabica coffee at risk, and we’re barrelling towards a crucial threshold
Keeping littlest of passengers safe in Virginia
These stunning satellite images look like abstract art – and they reveal much about our planet
Satellite images and analysis to support rapid humanitarian response during floods in South Sudan
Groundbreaking Manchester partnership with Kenyan oesophageal cancer initiative gets £2.6m award
Microplastics study shows Australia may be over-carpeted
Rio Tinto partners with Voltalia for renewable solar power at Richards Bay Minerals
Save Children welcomes federal government funding for hunger crisis
After Voice, climate change commitments should be next urgent constitutional reforms
Emergency Action Alliance welcomes $5m in government funding to Horn of Africa hunger crisis
Statement on Australia’s decision to commit $15 million in emergency assistance to hunger crisis
UN Refugee Agency issues new legal guidance on protection of Somali refugees
Extreme hunger has more than doubled in 10 of world’s worst climate hotspots over past six years
Sir Lewis Hamilton backs UNHCR’s campaign on refugee education
Motion of Condolence – Queen Elizabeth II
Oxfam reaction to IPC food security report for Somalia
WHO Road Safety Workshop for African Journalists and Journalism Trainers
Karl Stefanovic and Allison Langdon, Today, Channel Nine
International perspectives tackle floods, bushfires
Fossil ape teeth open new window into ancient seasonal climates
Revelations from 17-million-year-old ape teeth could lead to new insights on early human evolution
Children in North East Uganda take younger siblings to school for food in hunger crisis
Environmental sustainability is key part of humanitarian work in dryland regions
Thousands of New Australians Officially Welcomed
National Science Week: Introducing Gemma
Portable cancer testing expands in sub-Saharan Africa
“I pray we get rain by mercy of God.”
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles’ speech to launch National Science Week
Somalia: “We cannot wait for famine to be declared; we must act now”