Foreign Aid

The health and economic impacts of the COVID-19 crisis are being felt by our Pacific neighbours, and it’s in Australia interests to help

Celebrating the tenth anniversary of his influential book ‘The Life You Can Save’, Professor Peter Singer discusses why we need to do more to improve the lives of people living in extreme poverty

Diplomacy could be helping to create a more favourable world for Australia’s interests, but with continuing budget cuts, it doesn’t seem like a priority

Australia’s foreign aid has fallen to an all-time low relative to income, and it is our diplomacy, trade and security that is being put at risk

What does the budget mean for the housing market and farmers? Foreign aid and young people? University of Melbourne experts analyse the Federal budget in part three of our coverage

A new ethical toolkit places community engagement at the heart of health research

‘No Dancing, No Dancing: Inside the Global Humanitarian Crisis’ is a new book that takes us on a journey to find an answer to the question – what happens to international aid projects after the money is spent?

What happens after water tanks are installed for communities and the NGOs leave?