Australian Government to provide $10m in humanitarian aid in response to Turkey earthquake
The Australian Government will send 10 million dollars in humanitarian aid to areas of Türkiye and Syria affected by the devastating earthquakes. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has encouraged Australian nationals in the region to reach out for consular assistance.
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Australian Government to provide $10m in humanitarian aid in response to Turkey earthquake
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