This week we meet Maria Mahamade Sirangue, from Mabawane in Gaza Province. Oxfam News editor Maureen Bathgate visited Maria to hear more about the gardening techniques she’s been learning from our local partner, and the difference it’s made for her family.
Our global food survey results are in, and it's clear that food prices are indeed on the rise.
Oxfam's WA campaigner Paddy Cullen recently ran into Liberal MP Barry Haase in an airport lounge. The conversation over climate change action was... energetic.
Last week, we delivered your message of climate action to Mark Dreyfus, Parliamentary Secretary for Climate Change.
Meet Josephine, one of many farmers hosting refugees from Liberia, who has benefited from Oxfam's food distribution program just as her own supplies were running out.
The UN climate talks are still going strong on Bonn, as our intern Elsa Dominish explains.
After almost a week of climate change negotiations in Bonn, Germany, some progress is being made with countries setting out their plans for the Climate Summit in Durban later this year.
In late May 2011, a new outbreak of cholera emerged in Haiti's Carrefour area, south of Port-au-Prince. Oxfam is responding to the situation, coordinating our work with other agencies in the area.
June 10 has been declared Official Hug a Climate Scientist Day!
RightsED is a range of education resources for teachers developed by the Australian Human Rights Commission. Its aim is to help students explore and understand human rights and responsibilities.
