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Relieving Poverty in Paradise

Spotlight

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 12th August 2014 -  A peace corps trip gone awry resulted in a new adventure for a young American upstart - in the form of a fledgling social enterprise on the holiday island of Bali, writes Nadia Boyce in this week’s Spotlight on Social Enterprise.

Welfare Reform Submissions Low

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 12th August 2014 -  The Federal Government has received just 60 submissions to its controversial welfare reform draft report - many are from individuals outside the Not for Profit sector.

Replacing the ACNC – Options Paper Feedback

Analysis

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 12th August 2014 -  Professor Myles McGregor-Lowndes, from the Australian Centre for Philanthropy and Nonprofit Studies at QUT, has prepared a paragraph by paragraph commentary on the Federal Government’s policy directions paper for replacing the ACNC to assist those Not for Profits making submissions.

Deregistered Charity Founder to Soldier On

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 12th August 2014 -  The founder of a Queensland-based foundation deregistered by the charity regulator in June has vowed to fight on to regain her tax deductible status.

Macquarie’s Social Innovation Awards Open

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 12th August 2014 -  The Macquarie Group Foundation is calling for nominations for two awards, including one worth $100,000, which foster social innovation in the Not for Profit sector.

NDIS Conference Starts ‘Adult Conversation’

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 12th August 2014 -  The national conference on the National Disability Insurance Scheme has allowed for a much more “adult conversation” on the scheme’s rollout, says conference organiser St Laurence Community Services.

Corporate Executive To Head Iconic Charity

Staff Reporter, Monday, 11th August 2014 -  A senior corporate executive is to head one of Victoria’s largest fundraising appeals - the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal.

School Cyberbullies Could Become Workplace Victims – Study

Staff Reporter, Monday, 11th August 2014 -  School-aged cyberbullies could become victims themselves in the workplace, while those who are bullied at school are also at risk of being bullied as they enter the workplace, a new report has revealed.

Few Asian Leaders Reach the Top Reveals Research

Staff Reporter, Monday, 11th August 2014 -  People from Asian backgrounds are significantly under-represented in leadership roles, representing an enormous waste of talent, says the latest research by the Diversity Council Australia.
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