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When you support Oxfam, you help create a world without the inequality that fuels poverty. Here’s what that looks like for the communities we work with.
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What’s happening in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon?
On 15 January 2025, a temporary ceasefire was announced, coming into effect on 19 January. Here's the latest update on the situation in Gaza and the wider region.
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Woolworths shares a secret
Most clothing and footwear companies are highly secretive about the factories that supply to them. But, in addition to signing...
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Australia ratifies historic Arms Trade Treaty: Now let’s ensure it makes a difference
Australia’s ratification of the Arms Trade Treaty should be celebrated. In this blog, Oxfam Australia’s Humanitarian Advocacy Coordinator, Ben Murphy,...
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Lives you’ve changed in Laos
With your support, our six year program in Phoupieng Village, Laos, helped the community lift itself out of poverty. As...
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Sock monkey happiness
Sock monkeys — the newest addition to Oxfam Shop’s fair trade product range — had their Australian debut at the...
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The power of Fairtrade chocolate
Kuapa Kookoo is the only farmer owned cocoa cooperative in Ghana and the supplier of cocoa for the Oxfam So...
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You Spoke – Coca-Cola listened
What does it take to make a global sugar giant promise to improve its policies on land? You. And more...
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Fantastic news!
We have just heard that after months of promises, Woolworths have finally listened to you and signed the Bangladesh Fire...
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Katies and Millers take action on safety in Bangladesh
Thanks to the great work of Oxfam supporters like you, another major Australian clothing retailer has now signed the Bangladesh...
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Success in Cambodia
Khvan Ry and his wife Van Sineth from Kratie province in Cambodia have asked that we pass on their thanks...
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You Spoke. Mars and Nestle listened.
Here’s an Easter treat for chocolate lovers: proof that no brand is so big it can ignore its customers. A...
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