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In memoriam: Dr Ken Clezy (1929-2026)
Read the story of Dr Ken Clezy (1929–2026), the Australian surgeon whose pioneering leprosy reconstructive surgery transformed lives across Papua New Guinea.
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Locally led development begins by listening: Santosh Nepali on leading lasting change
Working between Australian funding systems and communities in Nepal, Santosh Nepali believes locally led development begins by listening. His work...
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When friendship becomes a casualty of stigma
Friendship should be one of the simplest joys of childhood. Someone to walk to school with. Someone who saves you...
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The faithfulness of facts: Dr Zeki and the human work behind the data
Dr Ezequiel Antonio de Deus Gomes, known as Dr Zeki, is a medical doctor and public health professional from Timor-Leste....
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The measure of freedom
On Mandela Day, Nelson Mandela’s words invite us to consider freedom as something we help unlock for others. For people...
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Japan faces the truth of its leprosy history—and the stigma that still lingers
As Japan publicly confronts the legacy of leprosy, its story offers an opportunity to reflect on Australia's own history—and the...
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Celebrating First Nations Artists This NAIDOC Week
For NAIDOC Week, The Leprosy Mission Shop celebrates First Nations artists through gifts from Australian suppliers, featuring artwork rich in...
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What fear built
For generations, leprosy pushed people away. Today, care can help bring children closer to treatment, dignity and hope. The islands...
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Keeping kids in the classroom—while others are shut out
My little sister is a teacher. Every weekday, she walks into a public school classroom in Sydney's western suburbs and...
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