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NZ police leaders honoured this Queens Birthday weekend
Combination of art and service
Timor bugging prosecution abandonment of judicial oversight of intelligence services most ill-considered and dangerous
New reports inform future of health in our region
Aid and Development Sector Welcomes Labor Pledge Of $525m to Pacific
WATCH: Futsalroos v Timor Leste – AFF Futsal Championship
How to watch Futsalroos at this week’s AFF Futsal Championship
Producing, Picking & Packing $70 million Territory Industry
Tim Costello: “Further boost in COVID-19 aid for global neighbours warmly welcomed”
Futsalroos squad named for 2022 AFF Futsal Championship
President of Human Rights Council appoints members of Permanent Forum on People of African Descent
Charity match honours local hero
Australia Day Award winners announced
Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review Working Group to hold fortieth session in Geneva from 24 January
Australia Day Award nominations announced
Senator patrick to fight suppression of 2001 howard cabinet secrets on east timor
AFP’s heart and soul on display at Canberra Museum and Gallery
Human Rights Council requests High Commissioner for Human Rights to designate an Expert on human rights situation
Human Rights Council holds general debates on Universal Periodic Review and on human rights situation
Building defence capability in Timor Leste
Darwin Hub to Lower Emissions and Boost Investment
CSIRO and partners scope NT Hub to lower emissions and boost investment
Urgency required to turn First Ministers’ statements into workers on farms
Who will pick your fruit and vegetables?
Tasmania’s seasonal workforce to be bolstered with appropriate safeguards
“You can’t make malaria wait”: Hidden risks in COVID-19 foreign aid
World Vision welcomes Australia’s ‘response above ordinary’ for Indo-Pacific family
Griffith and ADB host forum on Pacific Island COVID-19 impacts
City releases draft International Relations Policy for community comment
Oxfam welcomes increase to international COVID support, calls for permanent change
Why Australia Must Do More To Ease Suffering Of Millions of Children Worldwide
City calls for enthusiastic people for Maubisse Friendship Committee
Burnet welcomes Australia’s vaccine pledge
Trailwalker Sydney and Adelaide cancelled
Without bees, our food supply will be significantly affected
Without bees, our food supply with be significantly affected
International approach key in fighting African Swine Fever
COVID-19: PNG, Timor Leste four times more at risk than Aust
New Scholarship to Support Surgical Health Care Across Asia-Pacific
Biosecurity critical as African swine fever spreads further
Malaria increasingly a disease of poverty and inequity: World Malaria Report 2019

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