‘Distressed’: Xmas donations drop as robberies add pain for charities
Queensland charities are struggling to keep up with an increase in demand for help as the number of donations received ahead of Christmas plummet.
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Queensland charities are struggling to keep up with an increase in demand for help as the number of donations received ahead of Christmas plummet.
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