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Cox’s Bazar camp fire: Oxfam responding with food and shelter
Survivors continue to face major health and safety risks one month after Türkiye earthquakes
Oxfam welcomes Australia’s commitment to join Vanuatu’s bid for an International Court of Justice (ICJ) climate change advisory opinion
Social sector organisations launch Allies for Uluru Coalition in support of Voice
Dismal conditions in shelters as hundreds of thousands of people in Syria and Türkiye lack water and basic sanitation
Oxfam welcomes Australian Government’s additional humanitarian assistance to Turkiye and Syria
Australian famine package important step forward
Oxfam and partners aim to reach nearly 2 million people affected by earthquakes in Turkiye and Syria
Australian famine package an important step forward
Oxfam reaction to Somalia Humanitarian Response Plan
Oxfam and partners mount earthquake response in Turkiye and Syria amidst devastating loss of life and destruction of property
Oxfam calls for commemoration not celebration on January 26
Greens urge Labor to act on calls to raise Jobseeker in May’s budget
Australia’s richest 1% gain 10 times more wealth in past decade than bottom 50%: Oxfam
Australia’s richest 1% gain 10 times more wealth in past decade than bottom 50%
New Somalia hunger figures – Oxfam reaction
Australian politicians visit Kenya with Save Children
People eating leaves to survive in South Sudan as aid fails to keep pace with spiralling hunger crisis
Global humanitarian needs highest on record – Oxfam Reaction
Australians encouraged to give socially conscious and sustainable gifts this Christmas
Oxfam supports partners and local government in responding to Cianjur Earthquake in Indonesia
Clothing retailing industry must share $1 billion profits with garment workers who help generate them
We know sweatshop clothing is bad – and buy it anyway
COP27 commitment to create loss and damage fund monumental win, if properly funded: Oxfam Australia
Campaign lights path for Australia to help prevent famine
World population milestone: impact of 8 billion people explained
G20 must tackle “cost of profit” crisis causing chaos worldwide, says Oxfam
Cultural fishing report blueprint for fairer future: Oxfam
Billionaire emits million times more greenhouse gases than average person
Oxfam calls on NSW government to respect cultural fishing rights
Rhodes Scholar-elect on mathematical mission
Rhodes Scholar on mathematical mission
CARE Australia endorses historic pledge and leads push for more equitable aid system
Oxfam welcomes first step to getting aid budget back on track
189 million people per year affected by extreme weather in developing countries as rich countries stall on paying climate impact
True value of climate finance is third of what developed countries report
Famine should not exist in 2022, yet Somalia faces its worst yet
Urgent support needed to help people eat
Food for thought
Redesign tax to work for everyone
Doubts over accuracy and scale of World Bank climate finance may undermine trust ahead of crucial summit talks
Rich countries’ aid to West Africa to cope with climate change is insufficient and dangerously worsening debt levels
Statement on Australia’s decision to commit $15 million in emergency assistance to hunger crisis
World leaders’ UNGA pledge to vaccinate world falls woefully short as only third of countries meet target
Working together with our region to prepare for future disasters
Extreme hunger has more than doubled in 10 of world’s worst climate hotspots over past six years
Australia funding just one-tenth of its global fair share on climate: report
Oxfam reaction to IPC food security report for Somalia