This is an exciting time for climate change campaigning in Australia. Send a clear message to our new Minister for Climate Change, Greg Combet, that the government’s renewed mandate for climate action must not be squandered.
Climate Tracker Phil looks at Australia's position in the lead-up to the next climate negotiation session in Tianjin, China.
Oxfam staff member Jane Beesley reports from the field about our hygeine kit program in Pakistan, and why one of the first things we distribute in an emergency is the simple, incredibly effective bar of soap.
As a worker on a low wage, sometimes I get scared when I imagine my future. I worry that when I am elderly my own situation won’t be that different from my neighbours. Even in their old age they have to work very hard just to scrape by.
We're exited to be taking part in Blog Action day 2010 - on Friday 15th October we'll join with thousands of bloggers around the world to collectively talk about: Water.
Oxfam Australia Executive Director Andew Hewett argues that real progress in Afghanistan will only be made with the involvement of the Afghan people.
Water filters have created a wave of excitement in Takeo Province, Cambodia. Part of a huge water-focused project supported by AusAID, the filters will be of most benefit to women and children.
Fairtrade Australia is searching for Australia's most Fairtrade friendly supermarket and they need your help to find it!
One of our great Make Poverty History volunteers, Ally Kvisle, has put together a video showing the events of Stand Up 2010 in Sydney.
What do Oxfam and David Hasselhoff have in common? Answer: Not much. But today Oxfam activists dressed up in Baywatch costumes to deliver a strong message to delegates of the International Maritime Organization meeting.
