For over three decades, Aid/Watch has been the only independent monitor of Australia’s international aid and development.
Through research, campaigns and advocacy centered in justice and solidarity, Aid/Watch collaborates with frontline communities and networks to expose Australian foreign policy mechanisms and development aggressions that undermine their lives, lands and waters.
Image above: A lonely fisherman on the might Sepik River in Papua New Guinea at dusk. Credit: Project Sepik
LATEST NEWS
Militarisation of the Asia-Pacific Region: What can we learn from the Philippines?
We invite you to the first AidWatch webinar series on Militarisation in the Asia-Pacific on What we can learn from the Philippines?
2024 EOFY Appeal
This EOFY Appeal we hope you can continue to donate big or small to reach our modest target of $8,000
The world-famous art and storytelling of The Beehive Collective
Straight out of Turtle Island/Canada on the “Art of Resistance World Tour,” Sakura Saunders and Darius Mirshahi from the Beehive Collective will be touring Australia
BATTLING A MINING GOLIATH ON TWO CONTINENTS
Environmental activists have made some important strides in confronting the Australian mining company Lynas.
Aid/Watch welcomes Malaysia’s decision to Stop Lynas Dumping More Radioactive Waste
Australian miner Lynas Rare Earth generates massive quantities of wastes contaminated with radioactive materials, toxic heavy metals and chemicals including residual rare earth minerals in the mix in Malaysia
30 Years! A million reasons to give this festive season
This year, we celebrate our 30th anniversary. We know we would not be here today without the generosity and support of people like you over the years.
HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT THE SAVE THE SEPIK CAMPAIGN?
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