Home / Research / World blood donor day: Australians happy to give their blood for free World blood donor day: Australians happy to give their blood for free Resources Media Release World blood donor day: Australians happy to give their blood for free Full report mr_world_blood_donor_day_7 Published June 15, 2009 / 17 years ago Topics EconomicsLaw, Society & Culture Tags Health Share Copy link Share Related Resources October 24, 2025 How China Sees the South China Sea Beijing’s policy and interests in the South China Sea disputes by Frank Yuan, Allan Behm and Rod Campbell June 15, 2026 Abortion Access in South Australia South Australia’s official figures show that most abortions are conducted in Adelaide, even for people who live in the country. The need to travel for abortion care can be... by Hamdi Jama and Ebony Bennett March 30, 2010 Effective emissions targets needed to protect Australia’s blood supply As a result of climate change, the distribution of dengue and other vector-borne diseases will be affected not only in Australia but also globally so that shortages in the... by Rosalie Woodruff and Ivan Hanigan
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