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Can Financial Planning Provide Social Value?

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 13th March 2012 -  Professor Peter Shergold discusses the advantages of financial planning in his latest blog for the Centre for Social Impact.

Social Impact of Innovative Women Has Long History in Australia

Staff Reporter, Friday, 9th March 2012 -  Gina Anderson is the Philanthropy Fellow at the Centre for Social Impact. In this post from the CSI blog, Gina examines Australia's history of women and social enterpris.

Public Sector Innovation: The View from Torquay

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 1st March 2012 -  Last week CISCO and CSI partnered to host the second Australian New Zealand Public Sector Summit. We were supported by Telstra. The Summit is held at Torquay in Victoria. Fifty of Australia’s most senior and forward-looking public servants are s

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Engines of change: OPINION

Staff Reporter, Monday, 27th February 2012 -  Australia needs a more socially responsible engineering profession, according to Tim McMinn, a Structural Engineer and human rights activist who is the West Australian State Committee Chair of Oxfam Australia.

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Making Sure Every Australian Counts in the National Disability Insurance Scheme

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 14th February 2012 -  While politicians now debate the cost the planned National Disability Insurance Scheme, the President of the Victorian Disability Services Board, and disability campaigner Tricia Malowney throws her support behind the Every Australian Counts Campaign

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Addressing Violence Against All Women

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 31st January 2012 -  The President of the Victorian Disability Services Board, and disability campaigner, Tricia Malowney says it’s clear that women with disabilities experiencing violence are being denied access to services which are vital to them.

Fundraising Predictions for 2012

Staff Reporter, Friday, 6th January 2012 -  New Year is a time for predictions. US fundraising experts and researchers Convio outline what trends they believe will have the biggest impact on the Not for Profit sector in 2012.

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The Shape of the Sector in 2012

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 4th January 2012 -  2012 looks to be a defining year for the Not for Profit, social enterprise and philanthropic sector, and in this post from the CSI Blog, Gina Anderson outlines why she is looking forward to the next 12 months.

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Why Full-Time Students Are Less Likely to Volunteer

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 22nd December 2011 -  Student volunteering can be a rewarding experience, but not an easy one to get right, according to John Lister, President of the Melbourne University Community Development Club.

The Occupy Movement Targets Housing – But What’s In It For Us?

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 21st December 2011 -  Professor Frank Stilwell in the Department of Political Economy at the University of Sydney writes on a fascinating new direction for the Occupy protest movement and what Australia might learn.

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