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Federal Government provides greater certainty to a community legal sector in crisis

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Community legal centres have acknowledged today’s announcement that the Federal Government will provide $3.9 billion to frontline legal assistance services over five years from 1 July 2025 as an encouraging first step towards ending the funding crisis threatening local legal services and jobs. The announcement comes amid national negotiations between federal, state and territory governments … Continued

Oxfam reaction to Australian Government funding for Bangladesh floods

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In response to the Australian Government’s announcement to provide funding for humanitarian relief and emergency supplies in response to the recent flooding in Bangladesh, Oxfam Australia Director Programs and Transformation, Chrisanta Muli said: “It is heartening to see Australia stepping up to provide significant humanitarian aid in response to the devastating floods in Bangladesh. Oxfam welcomes … Continued

Bid for a Cause: Whisky Auction Supports Brain Cancer Fight

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After Jack was diagnosed with Glioblastoma Multiforme (GBM), one of the most aggressive and deadly brain cancers, he was given just 12 months to live, and while he got 22 months, the end was never in doubt. Now Jack’s father, Ken, is raising money for brain cancer research through a limited-edition whisky brewed by Jack … Continued

Risk of disease outbreak rises as Bangladesh floods devastate sanitation infrastructure – Oxfam

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The risk of waterborne disease outbreak is rising as the water and sanitation system across 11 districts in Bangladesh have been submerged or disrupted by recent floods, said Oxfam today.   Oxfam’s recent needs assessment survey across Fulgazi, Feni Sadar, Senbag, and Kobirhat areas in Feni and Noakhali, the hardest-hit districts, showed that nearly all shelters … Continued

Charities lead the way on climate action as 80 per cent of global citizens call on governments to do more

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Today, on UN International Day of Charity, Better Futures Australia celebrates the tireless work of charities and not-for-profits in catalysing climate action. More and more Aussies are giving to trusted charities in the climate space, while others are rolling up their sleeves and starting their own not-for-profits. They include AFL players kicking eco-goals with Footy … Continued

Domestic violence and men’s self-harm Increase in disasters

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As temperatures rise rapidly in the approach to summer and wild winds hit the east coast, emergency management services and first responders are meeting at Sydney’s International Convention Centre from 3-6 September for AFAC24, Australasia’s biggest emergency management conference and exhibition. Amongst exhibitors and speakers will be GADAus, Australia’s leading national organisation providing evidence-based education, … Continued

Ahmadiyya Muslims Victoria: Walk for Humanity to Raise Thousands for Charity

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The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association Victoria, in partnership with Humanity First Australia, is proud to present the Annual Charity Walk, scheduled for 8 September at Braeside Park, Braeside, starting at 10 AM. This event, honouring the legacy of the late Faraz Tahir, reflects the association’s enduring commitment to supporting social causes that make a tangible … Continued

Prime Minister backs blood cancer community for Blood Cancer Month

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With Blood Cancer Month beginning Sunday, the Hon. Anthony Albanese MP has confirmed his support for the Australian blood cancer community, by recording an important message to raise awareness of one of Australia’s most prevalent and deadly cancers.   Every day, 53 Australians will hear the devastating words “you have blood cancer”, with a further 17 … Continued