Category: Blogs

Five simple changes to ditch consumerism and rediscover the true spirit of Christmas. Read more »

In many ways, Warriappendi School in Adelaide and Lourdes Hill College in Brisbane are very different schools, located over 2000 kilometres away from each other. But they are united by a shared passion – to close the health gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. Read more »

Armed with steely determination, a strong sense of social justice and ‘creative budgets’, the Year Sixes at St Margaret’s Primary School in Maribyrnong are just one of the many schools who’ve worked to tackle poverty together with us this year. Read more »

Sabina survived the stress of decades of political turmoil on the road to independence in Timor-Leste, but this is different — there’s no end in sight. Read more »

Oxfam Trailwalker is an epic adventure that changes lives forever – including yours.  Read more »

Oxfam’s own Kate Bensen recently flew to Timor-Leste for a firsthand experience of the difficulties faced by our neighbours to survive hunger, and what we are doing to help. She was moved by what she witnessed. Read more »

Which tax havens make Oxfam’s ‘world’s worst’ list? Read more »

Today, the world stands on the brink of unprecedented famines. About 30 million people are experiencing alarming hunger, severe levels of food insecurity and malnutrition in north-eastern Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia, and Yemen. Read more »

Children in Timor-Leste have big dreams for the future, like Julmira who would like to be a teacher when she grows up. But their hopes of an education are at risk due to severe, debilitating hunger. Read more »

Oxfam Australia’s Daisy Gardener shares how she felt when she discovered that the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear weapons, an organisation co-founded by her father, won the Nobel Peace Prize. Read more »