GROW with us in WA
You are invited to celebrate the WA launch of Oxfam’s new global Food Justice Campaign, GROW, by joining us for a World Reality Dinner.
BLOGS
24 hours of reality
On September 14, a new project from Al Gore is attempting to create 24 hours of reality over climate change, worldwide.
Oxfam Ambassador Kristin Davis visits drought-stricken East Africa
Actress and Oxfam Ambassador Kristin Davis, best known for her role as Charlotte in Sex and the City, visits the Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya with Oxfam, to see the devastating impact of the drought.
GROW with us in NSW
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.
Speed is crucial, as Somalia faces biggest crisis in over a decade
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.
Carbon Pricing: Domestic legislation, global ramifications?
Watching Sunday’s announcement of the carbon price legislation, our Climate Tracker Clancy felt relieved that Australia is finally taking action on climate change.
Was Kermit right when he sang "It’s not easy being Green"..?
It IS easy being Green. Check out these tools, great case studies and ideas to start a food garden at your school.
Carbon price will help Australia catch up with international action
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.
Dancing in my heart: a letter from South Sudan
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.
The Close the Gap NRL round from the inside
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 […]
