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AusAID is helping to address domestic violence and addressing women's rights in Vanuatu.

Australia and Indonesia are working together to rehabilitate peatland and reduce deforestion through the Kalimantan Forests and Climate Partnership.

Black Arm Band is a creative meeting place to celebrate contemporary Australian Indigenous music as a symbol of resilience and reconciliation.

The Australian High Commission purchased lots of pre-school reading books for kids throughout Kiribati.

Seeds of Life, an Australian-funded program in East Timor, is working to help poor farmers grow crops that are better-suited to East Timor's climate. This is vitally important in a country continuing to suffer the aftereffects of a decades-long independence struggle which damaged infrastructure and displaced thousands of civilians.

The Australian Government is working with the people of Aniwa in Vanuatu through the Nabanga Sports Program, promoting the importance of commuity and conflict resolution.

Australia is a leading advocate and supporter of international mine action, working with partner governments in 17 countries, including the most contaminated in the Asia Pacific region, as well as the Middle East and Africa.

An excerpt from a project which documents peacebuilding performance.

Ethicist Stephen Coleman discusses the moral dangers of non-lethal weapons and their effects on human rights.

The Common Ground tracks and video clips are the outcome of collaboration between artsworkers and over 30 young people from 2007 to 2008 in Sunnybank, Brisbane, Australia.