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The Australian government has committed another $15 million in humanitarian aid for Gaza, which has so far been used to fund water tanks and body bags in Gaza hospitals.

Far from moving closer to the beating heart of Australian statecraft, development is moving to the extremities, says Ben Day.

Jim Ingram secured the emergence of the World Food Programme as a hugely effective international agency, says Gareth Evans.

“He’s (Putin) going to try and concoct a reason to then say that Russians were threatened and he had to attack,” says Liana Slipetsky, the president of the Noble Park branch of the Association of Ukrainians

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lashed out at Russian aggression on the Ukraine border, as Australian diplomatic staff evacuate from the embassy in Kyiv.

Trade Minister Dan Tehan has warned Australia would enact strong economic sanctions against Russia should it invade Ukraine.

“He’s (Putin) going to try and concoct a reason to then say that Russians were threatened and he had to attack,” says Liana Slipetsky, the president of the Noble Park branch of the Association of Ukrainians

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has lashed out at Russian aggression on the Ukraine border, as Australian diplomatic staff evacuate from the embassy in Kyiv.

“He’s (Putin) going to try and concoct a reason to then say that Russians were threatened and he had to attack,” says Liana Slipetsky, the president of the Noble Park branch of the Association of Ukrainians