You are invited to celebrate the NSW launch of Oxfam’s new global Food Justice Campaign, GROW, by joining us for a World Reality Dinner.
More than one third of Somalia's population are in need of humanitarian assistance, thanks to drought and ongoing conflict. Many of them are making the long, difficult trip to Kenya in search of a better future.
Watching Sunday’s announcement of the carbon price legislation, our Climate Tracker Clancy felt relieved that Australia is finally taking action on climate change.
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The Government’s proposed carbon price legislation, announced yesterday, is a good start to help Australia to catch up to international action on climate change.
Following its Independence ceremony on Saturday 9 July, South Sudan is officially the world's youngest country. Aguet, a member of Oxfam's emergency response team, describes her joy at her country's newfound independence and her hopes for the future.
Australia is one of the wealthiest countries in the world, yet on average an Aboriginal child born today will still live for many years less than a non-Aboriginal child.Why is it important for rugby league to join the campaign to close this gap? It’s very, very important. A lot of people can look at third […]
A financial transaction tax is popular with European citizens, but the dividends must go towards fighting climate change and poverty – argues Richard Gower of Oxfam GB
The worst drought in 60 years and rising food prices mean that families in Somaliland are struggling to find enough to eat and drink. These are some of their stories.
The UN Security Council is expected shortly to authorize a new peacekeeping mission in South Sudan to succeed the current United Nations Mission in Sudan. We need your help to ensure that adequate numbers of troops are kept in the country to protect civilians in the world's newest country.
