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Aid groups call for stronger action to stop kids dying from pneumonia

Luke Michael, Thursday, 30th January 2020 - Last year pneumonia killed one child every 39 seconds

The Ethics Centre presents the Festival of Dangerous Ideas

Contributor, Thursday, 30th January 2020 - Australia’s original provocative ideas festival returns to Sydney this April to present a dangerous weekend of critical thinking and important conversations.

Analysis

For the immensity of the sea

Contributor, Wednesday, 29th January 2020 - A new cross-sector initiative is developing a collective and distinctively Indian response to the climate crisis, writes Shloka Nath.

Irish politicians urged to make disability rights a priority

Luke Michael, Friday, 24th January 2020 - The poverty level for people with disability in Ireland has more than doubled in the past decade

Poor family look at financial document at kitchen table

Australians are worried about the future as inequality takes hold

Luke Michael, Wednesday, 22nd January 2020 - Many people are pessimistic about their economic prospects

Native Americans hold US government to account on climate change

Luke Michael, Thursday, 16th January 2020 - US tribes say their physical survival is in jeopardy

The world rallies to help Australia in its time of need

Luke Michael, Friday, 10th January 2020 - The international response to the bushfires has been comprehensive

Opinion

Two good, two bad, one leader – 2019 in reflection

David Crosbie, Thursday, 19th December 2019 - In wrapping up the year, Community Council for Australia CEO David Crosbie, highlights two good trends, two bad trends and talks about one outstanding leader.

Same same, but different – 2019 in review

Luke Michael, Wednesday, 18th December 2019 - As the sun sets on 2019 – and this decade comes to an end – Luke Michael looks back at how the year unfolded for the social sector

Opinion

Collective impact – When theory becomes practice

Andrew Curtis, Thursday, 12th December 2019 - Dr Andrew Curtis from The Dragonfly Collective sums up how collective impact works in practice – in this case in Canada.

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