This year, more than 85,000 students and more than 5000 teachers at 371 schools showed their support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health equality – making it the biggest National Close the Gap day in history.
Meet 15-year-old Alberto Atanasio Malhaieie from Mabawane in Gaza Province, who received a goat and training to care for the goat from our local partner organisation. Oxfam News editor Maureen Bathgate visited Alberto to learn more.
A Robin Hood Tax is a tiny financial transaction tax that could raise billions of dollars to fight climate change and poverty. This June 22, join us for a global day of action and show your support for Robin Hood!
How do you incorporate a controversial topic like refugees and asylum seekers into your classroom? This week's blog includes excellent resources to give you some starting points...
Our friends over at the ONE campaign in the UK recently took to the streets to find out what the general public already knew about foreign aid spending.
Amazing, frustrating and truly inspiring. That's how our UN Climate Tracker Clancy Moore describes the UN climate talks currently underway in Bonn, Germany.
What are you planning for Refugee Week this year (June 19-25)? Our intern Ben Campbell gives you a few options.
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.
