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SPAM Laws in Force for 2004

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 20th January 2004 -  The Federal Government’s crackdown on unsolicited e-mails or SPAM is now enshrined in a law that comes into effect on 11 April 2004, 120 days after Royal Assent. The message…

Review of Disability Act

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 20th January 2004 -  Public Hearings Begin in 2004 Following the release of the Draft Report into the Disability Discrimination Act of 1992 in October last year, the productivity Commission will hold…

To Keep or Delete? Managing E-mails Within the Law

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 9th December 2003 -  The explosion of e-mails as part of the everyday operations of the Not for Profit sector (as well as the corporate world) sees different organisations dealing in different ways with…

Working With Children – Victorian Legislation

Staff Reporter, Friday, 17th October 2003 -  The Victorian Attorney-General Rob Hulls is said to be driving the push for new legislation addressing protection issues relating to ‘working with children’, and…

Stamping Down on Postal Industry Complaints

Staff Reporter, Monday, 13th October 2003 -  Australians dissatisfied with postal services will be able to take their complaints to a dedicated, independent body under reforms to the postal industry announced recently. Consumers…

Working With Children – Victorian Legislation

Staff Reporter, Monday, 29th September 2003 -  The Victorian Attorney-General Rob Hulls is said to be driving the push for new legislation addressing protection issues relating to ‘working with children’, and…

ACOSS Submission on Charities Bill

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 18th September 2003 -  The ACOSS submission to the Board of Taxation on the draft Charities Bill claims the legislation contains unreasonable and unnecessary restrictions on the advocacy role of Australian…

ACOSS Submission on Charities Bill

Staff Reporter, Monday, 15th September 2003 -  The ACOSS submission to the Board of Taxation on the draft Charities Bill claims the legislation contains unreasonable and unnecessary restrictions on the advocacy role of Australian…

New Tax Legislation On Cash Donations

Staff Reporter, Monday, 21st July 2003 -  The third of the Government’s announced changes to the tax laws in response to the Report of the inquiry into the definition of charities has been tabled in Federal Parliament allowing…

New Tax Legislation On Cash Donations

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 17th July 2003 -  The third of the Government’s announced changes to the tax laws in response to the Report of the inquiry into the definition of charities has been tabled in Federal Parliament allowing…

Volunteers- Covered by ‘Workcover’?

Staff Reporter, Monday, 23rd September 2002 -  Should volunteers be covered by Workcover or not? That is the question posed by one of our Pro Bono Australia readers, Paul McKillop from NNAAMI regarding small-unfunded organisations…

Government Decides on Charity Definition

David Crosbie, Friday, 13th September 2002 -  The Federal Government has decided to enact a legislative definition of ‘charity’ and to adopt a majority of the 2001 Inquiry recommendations. Federal Treasurer,…

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