Australia must step up its effort to help end war in Ukraine

The Herald's View: The Albanese government’s response to Ukraine’s pleas for help has been too tepid and too slow. A more generous and urgent response is needed

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Crowds rallied in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra and Hobart on Tuesday in solidarity with Ukraine and its President Volodymyr Zelensky, who has called for an increase in international support. Albanese said on Wednesday that he “will give consideration” to Zelensky’s request for more help. This tepid response was embarrassingly inadequate in response to the urgency of Ukraine’s plea.AM, who served in the Australian Defence Force for more than 35 years and was commander of the Australia Defence College, on Wednesday said the Australian “government ‘go slow’ on this subject reflected poorly on our country”.

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