Giving her money will not make one bit of difference to what she eats,where she sleeps or what she wears.
More tragedy and turmoil is inevitable in 2025 but even so,for millions and millions of people around the globe,things are getting measurably better.
A father-of-two is shot in cold blood and yet the alleged shooter becomes a folk hero. Is this the new class warfare and,if it is,is Australia immune?
Oxfam has for years been trying to highlight the growing disparities between the super-rich and the bulk of the global population. That gap has been “supercharged”.
Needy families are queuing for handouts at food banks across the country,underscoring how poverty is taking root even in lower middle-class families.
The 11 Indian workers spend their days collecting household rubbish and building public toilets. They could not afford the ticket individually.
Melbourne social enterprise Thankyou Group is readying to launch its products to the world – but five years ago,the business was on the brink.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese,who’s always telling us how hard he and his pensioner mother did it,has a moral imperative to ease the burden of the jobless.
The queue for Foodbank Victoria’s pandemic relief hampers was so long last year,police had to shut it down.
The world faces an unprecedented global emergency,the United Nations says,with the war in Ukraine pushing millions more people towards starvation.