Living below the line
stephanieazzopardi
May 14, 2013
Australia’s abandonment of its foreign aid commitments are letting down the needy, says Stephanie Azzopardi.
Australia’s abandonment of its foreign aid commitments are letting down the needy, says Stephanie Azzopardi.
What happens when you get 800 young activists together to combat global poverty? Stephanie Azzopardi went to find out.
As the Live Below the Line challenge comes to a close, Katrina Thomson reflects on her experiences, living on just $2 a day, reports Julia McDonald.
Australia’s abandonment of its foreign aid commitments are letting down the needy, says Stephanie Azzopardi.
What happens when you get 800 young activists together to combat global poverty? Stephanie Azzopardi went to find out.
As the Live Below the Line challenge comes to a close, Katrina Thomson reflects on her experiences, living on just $2 a day, reports Julia McDonald.
Oaktree’s Live Below The Line campaign raises much needed money for poverty
Australia’s abandonment of its foreign aid commitments are letting down the needy, says Stephanie Azzopardi.
What happens when you get 800 young activists together to combat global poverty? Stephanie Azzopardi went to find out.
As the Live Below the Line challenge comes to a close, Katrina Thomson reflects on her experiences, living on just $2 a day, reports Julia McDonald.