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Australia is one of the world’s wealthiest nations, but when it comes to foreign aid, it ranks near the bottom among developed countries. Giving less than 84 per cent of its OECD counterparts. With a federal election on the horizon, organisations like Oxfam, are urging the government to do more to reduce inequality and support …
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Israel has blocked the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza after the first phase of the ceasefire deal ended without agreement on progressing a second phase. As the ceasefire standoff between Israel and Hamas escalates, Aid agencies say the population of Gaza remains highly vulnerable and the blocking of aid trucks into the Gaza strip …
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On Boxing Day in 2004, a magnitude 9.2 earthquake would trigger the most fatal tsunami ever recorded, its impact stretched across Asia to the Maldives and to the coast of Africa. The Australian government would react to this catastrophe that killed 227 thousand people (which would include 26 Australian tourists) by providing aid and humanitarian …
More than a dozen organisations are asking Foreign Minister Penny Wong to commit more humanitarian aid for Sudan. The organisations, including the Australian Council for International Development and the Sudanese Australian Advocacy Network, say Australia is lagging behind its counterparts like the UK and Canada in funding aid for the African country. Image: Image Credit: …
Sudanese community pledges government for more funding in aid Read More »