Latest resilience News | Page 183

Tigray: Time is running out to avert worrying levels of food insecurity
Author and burns survivor launches book
Swinburne learning and teaching approaches awarded Adobe Innovation Grants
Young and old encouraged to enter new art award
$554.1 million investment for new and improved social and Aboriginal housing
La Niña could return by year’s end, Climate Council urges governments to prepare
Queen’s Birthday honour for Icon Group CEO
Three steps to buy better bulls
Additional resilience funding welcome in Queensland budget
$37 million to upgrade community assets
Council reappoints Casey CEO, Glenn Patterson
Youth Awards – Last chance to nominate
Record investment in emergency services
Budget strengthens women’s safety and economic security
Billions flow towards disaster recovery and resilience in 2022-23
$364 million to boost NSW visitor economy
ADF personnel arrive in Vietnam for Pacific Partnership
State Trustees Australia Foundation grants $750k to support rural Victorian youth
Refugee Week Begins With Recognition And Awards
Concern about severe weather and climate change skyrockets following major natural disasters
After 15 years of blockade, four out of five children in Gaza say they are living with depression, grief, and fear
Protecting Victoria’s Biodiversity And Threatened Species
Council launches new Business Mentorship program
EPIC new chapter for Syrian engineer
What could learning city look like for Wollongong?
Help be Voice for those affected by breast cancer and Light Up Night for annual Pink Lady Match
Budget funding completes FRNSW bushfire inquiry recommendations
Tourism activity collapse during Covid benefited rural hospitality employment
Algae can help protect coral reefs – but it’s all in timing
Wollongong celebrates World Refugee Week
Community survey launched to inform third Tasmanian Suicide Prevention Strategy
$45 million for flood affected sporting clubs
FMA Looks Forward to Working with New Government to Reduce Flood Losses
Norther Rivers Community Gallery July Exhibitions – Emerging contemporary art
Adventure group takes wing on words of inspirational leader
New rules in line for recreational fishers
Six artists supported through RADF grants
Help BCNA Light Up Night for annual Pink Lady Match
Rural communities under-resourced to take on refugees
At-home caravans for flood-affected Woodburn residents
Cullenbenbong Causeway Reconstruction
WHO highlights urgent need to transform mental health and mental health care
Australia and Timor-Leste conclude bilateral market access negotiations at WTO
Working with United States to drive global and regional prosperity
New ABS Labour Force Figures
NSW Climate Change Adaptation Plan ‘a long time coming’, signals need for national approach to worsening climate disasters
Farmers welcome government program extension
Open for consultation – Business Growth Strategy 2022-2026