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| 11:34PM | $20.00 | Hope Street - Urban Compassion |
| 11:32PM | $50.00 | The Junction Public School Parents and Citizen Association |
| 10:33PM | $200.00 | Community Radio 3CR |
| 10:27PM | $100.00 | Cystic Fibrosis Australia |
| 10:17PM | $100.00 | The Shepherd Centre (NSW) |
| 10:14PM | $150.00 | National Stroke Foundation |
| 9:54PM | $100.00 | The Royal Hospital for Women Foundation (NSW) |
| 9:53PM | $10.00 | Save The Kimberley |
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National Reconciliation Week
27 May – 3 June 2012
We all know the importance of recognition and how good it makes us feel. National Reconciliation Week is the perfect opportunity to recognise all Australians, and the unique place of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples within this country.
Find out more reconciliation.org.au/nrw2012/
The Australian Youth Orchestra
The Australian Youth Orchestra (AYO) is one of the world's leading youth orchestras providing professional leadership and inspiration to the finest young Australian musicians aged 12-30 years old. AYO's programs range from symphonic music training to regional school workshops and concerts.
Dalai Lama sticks to his guns
It sounds like an old riddle; if a man who has no need for money is given $US1.77 million, what does he do with it all?
Good Giving: disaster giving guidelines released
It might be considered the lucky country, but when it comes to natural disasters, Australia isn't always the most blessed.
King takes axe to tax
The sheik of shrieks himself, Stephen King, has joined the call for increased taxes for the mega-rich, who he says are not pulling their considerable weight.
