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September 2011

  • Australia's foreign aid by the numbers

    29/09/11

    By Dane Moores, UNICEF Australia Young Ambassador
    As Australians, we pride ourselves as a generous bunch. When disasters strike, we’re there to lend a hand. It’s the Aussie way. In fact, last year’s World Giving Index rated Australians and New Zealanders as the top givers internationally for donating their time and money.
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  • Work Hard, Play harder

    27/09/11

    By Kaitlin Bakker, UNICEF Australia Young Ambassador
    Born and bred in Australia, I have naturally been given endless sporting opportunities throughout my life. I could swim before I could walk and catch before I could crawl. Read more...
  • It’s time to PEACE together the world

    21/09/11

    By Roopa Varadharajan, UNICEF Australia Young Ambassador
    Wednesday 21 September is the International Day of Peace, a day which allows individuals, organisations and nations to create practical acts of peace Read more...
  • Finding Our Foundations

    15/09/11

    By Angelica Tziotis, UNICEF Australia Young Ambassador
    Sitting on a bus one afternoon last year, I couldn’t help but eavesdrop on the conversation occurring between two older women sitting in the seat in front of me.
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  • Two visions

    08/09/11

    By Adelaide Rief, UNICEF Australia Young Ambassador
    It can be hard to reconcile statistics and individuals, the child is one of those numbers, and yet still a living breathing human with dignity, potential and an inherent worth. A worth that’s not easily quantifiable. Read more...
  • A picture says a thousand words: Children fight poverty with art

    06/09/11

    By Mia Cox, UNICEF Australia Advocacy Intern
    Working towards reducing poverty, making art and getting my girlpower on are probably my three greatest passions. Read more...