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Government actions cloud water debate

Deregulation Unit and Water | Alan Moran
Australian Financial Review 13th January, 2005

The AFR has started an overdue debate with Terry Dwyer's article ('Conspiracy of silence over water charges'). Like many natural products with a...

Even back bench pushing to cut taxes

| John Roskam
Australian Financial Review 12th January, 2005

In recent months, a new voice has been added to the call for the coalition to cut personal income tax rates. Government MPs are the latest group to...

Keeping check on charity

| Don D'Cruz
The Herald Sun 11th January, 2005

Private donations to aid agencies for the Asian Tsunami appeal have already reached a staggering $150 million and are set to rise. It\s a...

Charities Need a Guiding Hand

Governance & Service Provision | Gary Johns
Australian Financial Review 11th January, 2005

The competition by Australia’s many aid agencies for the aid dollar in the wake of the Indian Ocean tsunami disaster has been a...

Disaster aid funding highlights deficit in permanent aid relief

| Mike Nahan
7:30 Report 5th January, 2005

Mike Nahan appeared on the ABC's 7:30 Report, speaking about aid agencies and the tsunami crisis. The full transcript of the interview is available...

Free trade more precious than foreign aid

| Don D'Cruz
The Australian 3rd January, 2005

Last week, the UN Undersecretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Jan Egeland caused a mini-storm by saying that Western governments are stingy...

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