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WHO’s Executive Board reviews progress on Immunization Agenda 2030
Over four million girls still at risk of female genital mutilation: UN leaders call for sustained commitment and investment to end FGM
Preventive cholera vaccination resumes as global supply reaches critical milestone
Australia Deepens Cooperation With Republic Of Marshall Islands
New UN-Water findings: stronger WASH systems needed for safe drinking-water, sanitation and hygiene for all
New guide promotes safe, inclusive and child-friendly public spaces
UN Women Executive Board to convene first regular session of 2026
NZ report card 2025: how the country fared in 28 key global and domestic rankings
UN agencies welcome news that famine has been pushed back in the Gaza Strip, but warn fragile gains could be reversed without…
The world risks forgetting one of humanity’s greatest triumphs as polio nears global eradication − 70 years after Jonas Salk developed the…
WHO validates Brazil for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV
Climate-friendly Metals From Deep-sea Ores
Australian digital mental health solution set for global expansion with $14m funding
Study finds peer-support model benefits mental health of transgender persons
Human Rights Council President appoints Members of the Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel
LABOR’S ADULT SENTENCES MORE REACTIONARY POLITICS THAT IGNORE EVIDENCE AND FAIL TO TACKLE TO REAL PROBLEMS
Lifetime toll: 840 million women faced partner or sexual violence
LABOR’S ADULT SENTENCES MORE REACTIONARY POLITICS THAT IGNORE EVIDENCE AND FAIL TO TACKLE TO REAL PROBLEMS
Joint call to strengthen policy and investment for child and youth mental health and well-being
Famine conditions confirmed in Sudan’s El Fasher and Kadugli as hunger and malnutrition ease where conflict subsides
SUDAN: In deadly October, nearly one in five civilians killed in El Fasher were children
New Guidelines On Community Hand Hygiene To Help Governments Reduce Spread Of Infectious Diseases
Child rights organisations call for ambitious 2035 climate targets to save lives of future generations
FAO outlines four key areas for G20 leadership in transforming agrifood systems
Minister visits KI for global seminar on young people’s health and wellbeing
We can’t fix what we don’t track. That’s why Australia needs an official poverty measure
Young people want adults to be involved in their digital lives
UN expert to assess the situation of migrants in Mauritania
Security Council Holds Briefing on Humanitarian, Child Protection Situation in Haiti
1 in 4 people globally still lack access to safe drinking water – WHO, UNICEF
Famine Confirmed For First Time In Gaza
Ensuring vital mental health and psychosocial support reaches people in need
Gaza Strip: 98.5 percent of cropland unavailable for cultivation as famine looms
UN Women Executive Board to convene second regular session 2025
School Bullying – Australian classic going to Italy & Europe
WHO and partners launch global guide to advance respectful maternal and newborn care
On World Breastfeeding Week, countries urged to invest in health systems and support breastfeeding mothers
Fetal autopsies could help prevent stillbirths, but too often they are used to blame mothers for pregnancy loss
Further Humanitarian Assistance For Gaza
Breastfeeding in Indonesia on the Rise, But Mothers Need More Support
UN agencies warn key food and nutrition indicators exceed famine thresholds in Gaza
Global hunger declines, but rises in Africa and western Asia: UN report
UOW Pool Renamed In Honour Of Olympic Legend Emma McKeon
Killing of Civilians in Gaza Waiting in Line for Humanitarian Aid Must End, Relief Chief Tells Security Council, Urging Return to UN-Led Delivery Mechanism
Global childhood vaccination coverage holds steady, yet over 14 million infants remain unvaccinated – WHO, UNICEF
WHO launches new foundational helping skills training manual to strengthen mental health support
WHO, UNICEF update country tracker on water, sanitation and hygiene in health-care facilities, showing progress across 107 countries
The Australian government has launched a new strategy to boost vaccination rates. Will it work?