On the frontline of the pandemic
Oxfam Australia’s Programs Director, Anthea Spinks, highlights the threat of coronavirus to people in vulnerable communities including refugee camps.
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Big W step towards a living wage
Big W announced their latest commitment to a living wage for the women who make our clothes. What She Makes demands big brands pay a living wage.
Where should I send my Letter?
Be an Active Consumer Activists and students writing letters to demand a living wage and safe conditions for the women who make our clothes have already had a huge impact. In your letters to Bonds or Just Group, feel free to mention that K-Mart, Cotton On and many other brands have already made commitments to […]
What are you giving Dad this Father’s Day?
Give him a card that does good with Oxfam Unwrapped – ethical gifts that transform lives.
Beyond Covid-19: could we create a more sustainable world?
What will the world’s response to the COVID-19 crisis mean for the two defining and interconnected challenges of our age: climate change and global inequality?
Oxfam volunteer stories: Gail Thornthwaite
It's time to celebrate our volunteers! Their work with us is priceless. Hear about our volunteer Gail, who was with Oxfam for nine years.
Water is life: Oxfam’s clean water projects around the world
It's all too easy to forget what a miracle water is. With a water supply on tap, food can grow, and people can thrive. Read about our work to support communities impacted by drought, outbreaks of waterborne diseases and the risks of conflict due to limited access to safe water.
Pandemics know no borders. Neither should compassion.
In response to devastating impacts of COVID-19, together, we are working hard to support the most vulnerable communities.
Empowering women beekeepers to make a sustainable living – Oxfam in PNG
Working with vulnerable communities over the last 60 years, we've learned that helping people gain financial independence is the best way to kick poverty and inequality.
Australia is learning firsthand what our neighbours have suffered for years
The bushfires have shown us what climate change looks like. A reality millions are facing today all over the world. We reflect on the crisis and what we can do today.
