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One Just World

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On Tuesday night, the Oxfam Summer Team attended the One Just World forum in Federation Square, Melbourne as part of the Sustainable Living Festival Read more »
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Working in Tuvalu

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We can do something – surely we can do something. It is only a matter of money that Tuvalu doesn’t have. Florent Baarsch talks to Tataua Pese – climate change and disaster management officer with the Red Cross, Tuvalu. Read more »

Photos of the king tide

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Florent Baarsch updates with fresh photos of the rising tide in Tuvalu Read more »
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King Tides rising In The Pacific

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Maina Talia, climate change officer for the Christian Church of Tuvalu, explains the cultural and societal impacts of the king tide on the people of Tuvalu Read more »
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Tuvalu King Tide – Sat 19 Feb 2011

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Our team report from Tuvalu, as the island prepares for the arrival of the king tide (the highest tides of the year) and the devastation that occurs as a result. Read more »
Tao Tao Langafoa (19) and her grandmother (who says she’s over 30) and some of her cousins at their house on Funafuti. Photo: Klima Tuvalu

Living with the tides

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Tao Tao Langafoa, from Funafuti in Tuvalu, explains the impact of the rising tides on her family’s lives. Read more »
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Tuvalu King Tide – Fri 18 Feb 2011

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Our team report from Tuvalu, as the island prepares for the arrival of the king tide (the highest tides of the year) and the devastation that occurs as a result. Read more »
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Tuvalu King Tide – Thurs 17 Feb 2011

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Our team report from Tuvalu, as the island prepares for the arrival of the king tide (the highest tides of the year) and the devastation that occurs as a result. Read more »
Originally published on Klima-Tuvalu

Tuvalu: reality or fiction?

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Lan Marie attempts to dispel some of the more prevalent myths about life in the Pacific – particularly on the small island nation of Tuvalu. Read more »

Land: is life

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There are many small Pacific island nations that, at their highest point, are just metres above sea level. In 2010, our team travelled to Tuvalu and Kiribati to witness this first-hand. Watch the stories of these people and how climate change is affecting their lives. Read more »