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In Going Green, Australian Companies to Destroy PNG: Interview With PNG Trust s Joseph Ka au

The PNG Trust is raising awareness about how Australian owned resource companies are destroying their lands.

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Dristi Nepal s Parina Subba Limbu on the Rights of Women Who Use Drugs

The founder of Nepal’s first organisation supporting the rights and welfare of women who use drugs, explains that she believes economic empowerment is key to resolving their issues.

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Cannabis industry in Thailand is taking off under a hazy legal grey area -

It is legal to grow, sell and consume cannabis in Thailand, but the regulatory Cannabis and Hemp Bill is still draft.

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Country policy and information note: Tamil separatism, Sri Lanka, August 2022 (accessible version)

Country policy and information note: Tamil separatism, Sri Lanka, August 2022 (accessible version)
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NSW Greens Abigail Boyd calls for the energy sector to be nationalised

While the energy sector remains in private hands, focused on profits, it will resist any transition away from fossil fuels. Paul Gregoire spoke with Greens MLC Abigail Boyd about why the urgent need to take it back into public hands.

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