World Vision Australia - Action News : December 2011

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Happy December, Action News Online readers!

This month, find out what happened in Perth when spinning plates and giant vegetables joined a famous cricketer, a Federal Minister and Child Health Now activists to talk about maternal and child health. Did Commonwealth leaders agree to Step Up to the Plate? Find out here!

You can also share the good news about having an ethical Christmas - with help from the Don't Trade Lives campaign; and finally, learn more about all the amazing things you've helped our campaigns achieve this year, as we look forward to 2012.

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December 2011


		What's in your stocking? Share the good news about ethical gifts this Christmas. Read More



		Stepping up and speaking out What did the giant banana say to Commonwealth leaders? Step Up to the Plate of course! Read More



		The year that was: Child Health Now Before the year ends, find out the difference your actions have made in the fight against injustice. Read More



		The year that was: Don't Trade Lives What are the year's highlights for World Vision's campaign against human trafficking and slavery? Read More

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