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One month after the Nepal floods, women are running community kitchens, feeding their communities, and rebuilding their lives
Australian Prime Minister Television interview – News24 NewsDay
Australia’s National Statement – United States, New York
New report – Global unmet need for contraception is still increasing ahead of World Contraception Day
Final call to help shape the future of Australias social economy
Political hostility grows when people see the other side as fundamentally different
Remarks – New York
Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances concludes its 140th session
New security policies must not deepen systemic racial discrimination, UN experts warn: Colombia
Toyota Motor Corporation Chairman Akio Toyoda Inducted into the Automotive Hall of Fame
Türk decries deepening conflict and appalling impact on civilians: Yemen
Sharks often swim across national borders. Our conservation efforts must travel with them
One in four people in Somalia now going hungry amid El-Nino floods
Middle Powers Can’t Be Bystanders As UN Falters
Climate change: Laws and policies must change to prevent future statelessness, says Australian and UN joint report
Declaration for the Protection of Humanitarian Personnel achieves historic support
Call to action for Palestinian children in the West Bank and Gaza
Where should NZ stand on global AI risk? 3 principles to guide a stronger strategy
Maritime Security Foreign Ministers Meeting
Hunger and malnutrition crises persist in Somalia as projected floods and funding shortfalls threaten vulnerable populations
UN experts demand end to unlawful killings of Kurdish border couriers and Baloch fuel carriers: Iran
UN expert: Move beyond managing toxic pollution after harm has occurred and focus on prevention
Building a safer digital future through women’s leadership in cybersecurity
View from The Hill: behind the cheesy smiles, Albanese and Trump couldn’t be further apart on AI and social media controls
Buy, wear, return: Retail fraud and abuse explored in new study
Government’s failure to act doesn’t match its words on the international rule of law
Macquarie Group Climate Event
Griffith Business School launches Leadership Matters podcast with top business leaders
Shape Digital World Or It Will Shape Us
New FAO report surveys how different livestock production systems can contribute to social, economic and environmental sustainability
Wave of enforced disappearances and deaths in custody reveals repression at the heart of the State, say UN experts: Nicaragua
AI is advancing fast. Women are being left behind in the workforce and leadership
Australia must add substance, local and global action, to PM’s words on AI
What makes us human in the age of AI? Four questions I took to the United Nations
P4M Summit: Partners for Multilateralism, International Law, Peace and Prosperity
Much more than a middle power. How Australia could help shape the global rules
Australia-EU Meeting 2026
Humanitarian Diplomacy that Safeguards International Humanitarian Law event
UN Commission concerned about human impact of Russia’s systematic targeting of energy infrastructure, militarisation of education, and recruitment of foreign nationals
Climate Week Keynote Address
FAO opens global conference to put One Health into action across agrifood systems
UN Special Rapporteur exposes Russia’s global transnational repression campaign, calls for binding United Nations convention: “Nowhere Is Safe”
Special Rapporteur on human rights and climate change to visit Mozambique
Joint statement on Russia’s sham elections in Ukraine’s temporarily occupied territories
World spends more on fossil fuel subsidies every 3 days than amount needed to educate 750 million children
Australia’s youth justice crisis needs national leadership. The Senate inquiry is helpful but isn’t enough
Treasury predicts lower debt in forty years by ignoring the rising impact costs of burning more coal and gas, say parents
Australia Launches Bid For UN Security Council Seat