Australia stands firm behind its foreign aid in the budget, but the future remains precarious
Three-quarters of Australia’s foreign assistance budget is flowing to the Indo-Pacific, showing a commitment to remaining a ...
Opinion
Counting the real cost of continuing ideological and budgetary cuts to global aid
According to calculations by former senior DFAT and AusAID official Robin Davies, on current trends global overseas development assistance (ODA) will likely decline by 25 per cent over the next two ...
Federal budget redirects aid spending to Pacific, South-East Asia as region braces for Trump administration cuts
The federal government is quietly reshaping its overseas development program as the Pacific and South-East Asia grapple with ...
Australia redirects foreign aid to Pacific and Southeast Asia after US cuts
Australia will shift $119 million of its foreign aid budget to the Pacific and Southeast Asia to plug holes in critical ...
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Australia to inject $135.9m more on foreign aid after Trump Administration creates massive Indo-Pacific vacuum
Australia will spend an extra $135.87m on foreign assistance in the next year, as part of an attempt to cushion the blow of ...
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The US and UK have decimated their aid spending. Australia has a unique opportunity to help fill the vacuum
Australia’s aid context is strikingly different. International development is deeply integrated in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) and can’t easily be pulled apart.