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She Has Already Lost So Much. Now She Is Facing Leprosy
Nisha is nine years old. She has already lost the woman who raised her to leprosy. Now, as she begins...
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A Life Restoring Dignity: Remembering Dr John Hargrave
Honouring those who served—and the values that continue to shape lives today On ANZAC Day, we pause to remember the...
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Humans Against Leprosy: The people behind the global effort to end leprosy transmission
Ending leprosy transmission is often discussed in terms of targets, treatments, and timelines. But behind every statistic is a human...
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The impact we don’t see: Leprosy, conflict, and the cost of disruption
While conflict captures global attention, its longer-term impact quietly disrupts healthcare systems—making diseases like leprosy harder to detect, treat, and...
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Australia’s NGOs are punching above their weight. It’s time to back them more
A new review shows Australian NGOs are delivering outsized results across global aid. Increasing support could unlock even greater impact....
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From Exclusion to Influence: The Shift Happening in Nepal
Amar Timalsina once lived on the margins of Nepali society. This month, he helped bring together government leaders, global organisations...
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We said ‘Zero Leprosy’ was possible. Chile just proved it.
The elimination of a disease in our lifetime is rare. But this is how it happens—one country at a time....
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Culion: Beyond the Island of No Return
On a remote Philippine island, a former leprosy colony learns to live with its past. The ferry to Culion arrives...
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Women Who Changed the Story of Leprosy
International Women’s Day invites us to pause and recognise the women whose courage, leadership and compassion have shaped our world...
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