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‘Why Australia Should Abandon the Refugee Convention’

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 22nd November 2011 -  With the collapse of off-shore processing and the likely increase in boat arrivals into a politically charged environment, a cross-road may have been reached regarding asylum policy in Australia, according to Bob Birrell and Arienne Millbank.

When Bad Consultation Leads to Bad Policy

Staff Reporter, Monday, 21st November 2011 -  CSI Blog | Governments around Australia need toreally listen to their constituents, and ensure that ‘ ‘consultation’ doesn’t become a decorative process to legitimise a predetermined set of action, says CEO of the Community Council for Austra

Volunteers in Aid Conference Provides Support

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 15th November 2011 -  International Volunteer Day will be celebrated at the second annual Volunteers in Aid conference and expo to be held in Melbourne on Friday 2nd December 2011.

Opinion

Why Reinvention is Important for the Social Sector

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 15th November 2011 -  There is a new buzzword in town – reinvention. Capitalism is being reinvented, so is management, and it has the Westpac Group's Kerry Graham wondering - should we reinvent the social sector?

Going beyond Movember: Facial Hair and Foreign Affairs

Staff Reporter, Monday, 14th November 2011 -  As moustaches sprout on men around Australia taking part in Movember, The Conversation contributor Brett Goodin takes a look at the deep political and cultural connotations attached to facial hair in other parts of the world.

eBMS NFP Innovation – Less Than the Price of A Lollipop : Sponsored Article

Lina Caneva, Thursday, 10th November 2011 -  An innovative Melbourne based company, called eBMS has created a system that automates how Not for Profits operate for less than $0.60 per day per user.

Can Fitness Beat the Blues for Older Australians?

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 10th November 2011 -  New research hopes to discover if jumping on a treadmill holds the key to reducing depression among older Australians and their carers.

Principles for a Coherent Refugee Policy: Opinion

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 8th November 2011 -  Australia must remain committed to processing and resettling those genuine refugees who reach our shores - regardless of the measures put in place to deter their arrival in the first place - says Fr Frank Brennan in this article from Eureka Street.

Saving Money to Save Lives in PNG: Report

Staff Reporter, Friday, 4th November 2011 -  The lives of 10 newborn children in Papua New Guinea could be saved every day by basic and cost effective measures delivered by local community health workers, according to a new report from the Burnet Institute and World Vision Australia.

Philanthropy Head Victorian Finalist in Australian of the Year

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 3rd November 2011 -  Philanthropy Australia’s President, Bruce Bonyhady AM, has been nominated as one of four Victorian finalists for Australian of the Year.

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