Category: Food & climate change

Why is Oxfam calling for Australia to take action to tackle climate change? I’ll tell you why! Read more »

In the week of 28 May to 5 June, people around the country will be taking action to say “yes” to action on climate change, yes to a price on pollution and a clean energy future. Will you be part of this historic moment when Australia chooses to embrace a cleaner and healthier future? Read more »

To reduce pollution and embrace a cleaner and healthier future, Australia urgently needs to put a price on pollution. Join the campaign to say Yes to a price on carbon. Read more »

From May 1-7, Oxfam’s images of climate change in the Pacific will be on display in Melbourne’s Federation Square. Read more »

In 2010 we met Lekea Bornea, a farmer from the Oromia region in Ethiopia, who is feelings the effects of changing weather patterns and is the focus of our latest ‘Faces of Climate Change’ short film. Read more »

We asked you to send us your messages to the IMO via Twitter and on our blogs, and we printed the best ones on to origami boats and boat costumes that we greeted delegates with as they entered the meeting. We certainly got their attention! Read more »

Welcome to our very first ‘Faces of Climate Change’ video for 2011, featuring the moving story of Helen Henry, a mum and community leader, from Hamilton in south-western Victoria. Read more »

Oxfam’s Brisbane climate change rally on 9 April was a great success, with inspiring speakers and a general consensus that the Australian government needs to act on this important issue, reports volunteer Claudia Wolender. Read more »

In February 2011, award-winning photographer Rodney Dekker visited Tuvalu to record the impact of the king tides. Read more »

Last week in Perth Oxfam joined with other human rights and environmental groups to host a very successful climate change rally where we eclipsed the climate change sceptics rally (held the same day) both in number and logic. Read more »