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Luke Michael is a journalist at Pro Bono News covering the social sector.

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Homelessness Leaving Young Australians Fearful of ‘Losing’ Future

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Luke Michael, Wednesday, 1st August 2018 -  One in six young Australians have experienced homelessness, new data shows, and a lack of resources and awareness is leaving affected young people fearful of “losing” their future.

NFP Directors More Actively Engaged in Culture

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Luke Michael, Tuesday, 31st July 2018 -  Not-for-profit directors in 2018 are more actively engaged in monitoring, measuring and leading culture in their organisations, according to new survey findings.

Housing Stress Increases for Social Housing Renters

Luke Michael, Tuesday, 31st July 2018 -  Housing stress has increased considerably among renters of social housing, new research shows, renewing calls from the social sector for more affordable housing and a national housing strategy.

Catholic Education Charity Defends By-Election Advocacy

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Luke Michael, Tuesday, 31st July 2018 -  A Catholic education charity which criticised the Turnbull government’s schools funding policy during a by-election campaign is confident it has not breached charity laws, despite an ongoing investigation into another Catholic education charity for similar advocacy activities.

New Report Says Wealth Inequality Increasing in Australia

Luke Michael, Tuesday, 31st July 2018 -  The top 1 per cent in Australia receives as much income in a fortnight as the lowest 5 per cent gets in a year, according to new research, which says wealth inequality in Australia is increasing.

Rising Up to Support Those Affected By Domestic Violence

Changemaker

Luke Michael, Monday, 30th July 2018 -  Nicolle Edwards is the founder and CEO of RizeUp, a community-driven organisation dedicated to supporting women and families affected by domestic and family violence. She is this week’s Changemaker.

World Leaders and NGOs Commit to Tackle Disability Discrimination

Around the World

Luke Michael, Friday, 27th July 2018 -  World leaders and NGOs have made 170 “ambitious commitments” to address stigma and discrimination against people with disabilities at a Global Disability Summit in London.

Concerns NDIS Fraud Squad will ‘Criminalise People with Disability’

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Luke Michael, Friday, 27th July 2018 -  Concerns exist the National Disability Insurance Scheme fraud squad will “criminalise people with disability”, with advocates questioning its focus and value amid a service-delivery backlog.

Culture is Inclusion for Indigenous People with Disability

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Luke Michael, Thursday, 26th July 2018 -  Participation in cultural and community events can combat the adverse effects of discrimination and exclusion for Indigenous people with disability, a landmark report says.

Charities Urged to Voice Concerns About Fundraising Red Tape

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Luke Michael, Wednesday, 25th July 2018 -  Charities need to take a stand in making submissions to a Senate fundraising inquiry, uniting behind solutions to offload red-tape burdens, social sector voices say.

Special Fraud Squad to Protect NDIS from Rorts and Organised Crime

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Luke Michael, Tuesday, 24th July 2018 -  A special fraud task force has been formed to protect the multi-billion dollar National Disability Insurance Scheme from rorts and the grasp of organised crime.

RSL National President Resigns Amid ACNC Investigation

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Luke Michael, Monday, 23rd July 2018 -  RSL National president Robert Dick has quit during a watchdog investigation into “critical governance issues” affecting the scandal-plagued charity.
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