Terence Wood

2023 Australian Aid Türkiye Earthquake Response

Is Australian public support for aid on the wane?

by Terence Wood

4 September 2023

Search results for China in Australia’s new aid policy

Does Australia’s new development policy leave you feeling tense? It should

by Terence Wood

25 August 2023

Governor of National Capital District Commission (NCDC), Powes Parkop, Minister Abel, musician Jay Lieasi and students led a march to Papua New Guinea's Parliament House on 25 November 2016, where thousands of people joined to raise awareness on ending violence against women as part of the 16 Days of Activism

Four paths to a better governed state in PNG

by Terence Wood

27 June 2023

New Zealand Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nanaia Mahuta, in Samoa, April 2023

DAC’s surprisingly critical review of New Zealand aid

by Terence Wood

26 May 2023

New Zealand's Minister of Finance, Grant Robertson, delivers the budget in parliament, 18 May 2023

Unlike Australia, New Zealand aid is set to rocket upwards, sort of

by Terence Wood

24 May 2023

Railway track in the evening in sunset. Panoramic view on the railroad switch

Why are two in five Australian aid investments rated unsatisfactory on completion?

by Stephen Howes, Huiyuan Liu, Terence Wood and Cameron Hill

5 May 2023

Collecting water in Rafah, Gaza (Mohammed Al Baba-Oxfam International-Flickr)

Is it morally wrong to donate to NGOs? Part two

by Terence Wood

15 February 2023

Jamam refugee camp in South Sudan (Alun McDonald-Oxfam International-Flickr)

Is it morally wrong to donate to NGOs? Part one

by Terence Wood

14 February 2023

WFP delivering food to camps for displaced people in North Darfur, 2014 (UN Photo-Albert González Farran-Flickr)

Should Australia slash its multilateral aid?

by Terence Wood

10 February 2023

Damage from flooding in Saga area, Niamey, Niger in 2012 (Valérie Batselaere-Oxfam International-Flickr)

What happened to Australian NGO donations in the second year of COVID-19?

by Terence Wood

30 January 2023