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We’re for Australian aid

Aid & development, Campaigning for change article written on the 16 Jan 2015

Welcome aboard! We look forward to campaigning for Australian Aid with you in 2015.

All of us at Oxfam Australia know the incredible difference Australian Aid makes in people’s lives. We see it every day in classrooms, on small-scale farms and in emergency relief centres across the region and across the world.

We’d love to know why you support Australian Aid. Tell us in the comments below.
(We’ll repost some of our favourites on Facebook to help get the word out.)

I’m for Australian Aid because…

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