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Australia Launches Bid For UN Security Council Seat
Australian Prime Minister Press conference – United Nations, New York
Music Helps Women Find Their Way Home After Trauma
Australia set for 39 million people by mid-2060s – but slower population growth
Australian Prime Minister Press conference – Apple Park, California
Australian Prime Minister Television interview – ABC Insiders
Australian Prime Minister Doorstop – San Jose, California
Put Peacemaking First as United Nations Missions Face Growing Threats, Secretary-General Urges Security Council
Member States advance negotiations on pathogen access and benefit-sharing ahead of UN General Assembly meeting on pandemics
UN expert dismayed by fresh misuse of disciplinary proceedings against Peruvian judge
UN experts: Pakistan must stop removals of Afghans at risk of torture and other serious human rights violations
Women’s care work fuels an unaccounted death toll in the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak on record
Shocking sexual violence amid Russia’s full-scale attack of Ukraine
Speech from Minister McAllister, National Disability Summit – 18 September 2026
Early results show world-first adaptive trial in action for progressive MS
Visit To California And New York
UK measures could mark ‘seismic shift’ and open path for joint efforts to end Israel’s crimes, say UN experts
One in three institutions built to advance gender equality stripped of power in just two years, new UN report reveals
FAO emergency food production support helps vulnerable Haitian families produce food and meet urgent needs
Atrocity denial and perpetrator glorification undermining efforts to secure truth, justice and non-recurrence, warns UN expert
UN expert: Human rights defenders in the Marshall Islands engaged in collective pursuit of justice and human rights across generations
Civilians trapped between extreme State repression and violations arising from devastating conflict with US, Israel, UN Fact-Finding Mission finds: Iran
UN Expert Mechanism calls for racial justice-centred reform of drug laws and policies
New roadmap signals Africa’s pathway for sustainable and resilient agriculture
ASEAN-Australia Joint Foreign Ministers’ Statement on the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation in Southeast Asia
Weeping whales: stillborn humpback whale grieving documented 
Sexual Recovery After Breast Cancer Is Often Overlooked
Türk denounces near-total dismantling of democracy in Nicaragua, detailed in UN Human Rights report
Total dismantling of democracy in Nicaragua: Report
Report warns of transnational repression and reprisals against individuals and organisations cooperating with the UN
UN Women statement for International Equal Pay Day 2026
UN experts: Meta settlement raises important accountability questions, but rights-based solutions require public participation and adherence to global standards
Joint statement of the Multilateral Sanctions Monitoring Team (MSMT) on the report covering the DPRK’s overseas labour program
UN experts outraged by funeral honours accorded to Ratko Mladić, former general convicted of Srebrenica genocide
Amidst limited political changes, country’s repressive apparatus remains intact, UN Fact-Finding Mission says: Venezuela
UN experts: Penalising peasant seed systems threatens global food supply
The US says it has launched ‘space control weapons’. It plays into the hands of its enemies
Listings Under Part 4 Of Charter Of UN Act 1945 16 September
Naomi Klein’s new book calls out end times fascism. What is this – and what’s the role of big tech?
Houthi Advance towards Key Red Sea Chokepoint Raises Risk of Wider Conflict, Assistant Secretary-General Warns
Hidden Cost Of Pressure To Be Perfect Parent
Use of spyware against opposition and dissenting voices affects elections quality, warn UN experts: Serbia
UN Working Group says “technology-enabled mercenarism” on the rise, urgent action needed to safeguard human rights
Criminal justice system weaponized to crush dissent, UN experts say: Belarus
Türk says recovery of remains in Gaza three years later adds to Palestinian trauma
Women in the occupied West Bank increasingly cut off from daily life, living in fear amid rising violence and restrictions
FAO report highlights forests’ crucial role in food security and nutrition
Griffith-led art-science installation reveals hidden history of Gold Coast’s lost oyster reefs