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Increased Burma aid 'still pathetic'
news.com.au May 11, 2008
AUSTRALIA'S increased aid offer to Burma of $25 million is still "totally inadequate", the Federal Opposition said. ... Foreign Minister Stephen Smith yesterday announced Australia would give an additional $22 million for the victims of Cyclone Nargis on top of its...
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