Healing Our Spirit Worldwide, November 26-29 Photo: Supplied
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Indigenous spirit shines brightly

Michael Spence -
Local leaders from Canterbury-Bankstown and representatives from the Sydney Alliance meet with Mayor Khal Asfour to show support for Council providing early learning opportunities to people seeking asylum and their children. Leaders include members of a local Catholic parish, the minister of Campsie Uniting Church and representatives from local service providers. Photo: Supplied
Human Affairs

Early education for children seeking asylum

Lyn Turnbull -
Human Affairs

The invisible women

Katie Gompertz -
Protesters outside the office of MP Tanya Plibersek Photo: Jason Wu
Environment

Calling on Labor to #StopAdani

Lyn Turnbull -
News Broken

‘Why should we go to school …?’

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Health

Travelling with your medicines

Marie Healy -
Urban Design

‘Something for everybody … created by everybody’

Thomas Chailloux -
Catherine’s family Photo: Supplied
News Broken

Connecting families with surrogate grandparents

Cate Kloos -
Cartoon: norrie mAy-welby
Cartoons

The wheels fell off

norrie mAy-welby -
Syrian refugee Amira is four months pregnant and lives with her husband, Hamad, mother-in-law, Amina, and daughter, Amani, 3. Her niece Shamsa lives nearby. Originally from Aleppo, where Hamad worked in a clothing factory, the family now lives in an informal settlement in the Bekaa valley. They have been in Lebanon for six years and in their present home for two. They built their shelter with wood and tarpaulin supplied by UNHCR and have received winter cash assistance. Photo: UNHCR/Sebastian Rich
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‘A charity gift gives twice’

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