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Lina Caneva

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Lina Caneva has been a journalist for more than 35 years. She was the editor of Pro Bono Australia News from when it was founded in 2000 until 2018.

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Embedding gender equity in government engagement

Opinion

Ellen McLoughlin, Wednesday, 8th March 2023 -  Now is the time to consider how gender equity fits into your government engagement strategy and here are some points to consider. 

New Year’s resolutions for purposeful business

Opinion

Alex Hannant, Tuesday, 10th January 2023 -  In the next instalment of our 2023 resolutions series, co-chairs of the Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand B Lab chapter Alex Hannant and Mele-Ane Havea share their hopes for the local B Corp community.

Place-based approaches to policy are crucial

Opinion

Susie Moloney, Monday, 12th December 2022 -  As natural disasters continue in the wake of climate change, place-based initiatives are crucial to emergency services delivery. 

How SA sets itself apart

Happenings on the hill

Neil Pharaoh, Monday, 5th December 2022 -  What is it about South Australia that so frequently puts it at the forefront of social reform? 

Philanthropy and the abortion postcode lottery

Opinion

Bonney Corbin, Monday, 4th July 2022 -  In the wake of the US Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade, do you know the reality of abortion access in Australia? And how many cannot be delivered without philanthropic support? Sophie Keramidopoulos and Bonney Corbin from MSI Australia (formerly Marie Stopes Australia) explain. 

Younger people in aged care is a problem: will the government keep its stated commitment?

Opinion

Di Winkler, Wednesday, 4th May 2022 -  Warehousing people with disability under 65 in nursing homes that are not resourced to meet their needs is a waste of human potential, argue Di Winkler and Peter Mulherin.

Boards must look through a stakeholder lens

Opinion

Alan Hough, Wednesday, 27th April 2022 -  The people served by human service organisations and their staff are key stakeholders, and should be viewed as such by boards, argue Alan Hough and Joe Zabar.

Making for-purpose business, business as usual – Part four

Analysis

Tara Anderson, Monday, 13th December 2021 -  In the final part of their four part series, Tara Anderson and Andrew Curtis of The Dragonfly Collective look at how to balance your model, and why collaboration is crucial.

Making for-purpose business, business as usual – Part three

Analysis

Samantha Freestone, Monday, 6th December 2021 -  In the third of a four part series, Tara Anderson and Andrew Curtis of The Dragonfly Collective encourage you to think about who your customers are and what you offer them.

Making for-purpose business, business as usual – Part two

Opinion

Tara Anderson, Monday, 15th November 2021 -  In the second of a four part series, Tara Anderson and Andrew Curtis of The Dragonfly Collective look at how to create your strategic architecture.

Making for-purpose business, business as usual – Part one

Opinion

Tara Anderson, Monday, 8th November 2021 -  In the first of a four part series, Tara Anderson and Andrew Curtis of The Dragonfly Collective get to the heart of for-purpose business models.

At COP26 our fundamental human rights are at stake

Opinion

Annika Reynolds, Wednesday, 3rd November 2021 -  But the prime minister does not seem to have made that connection, write Annika Reynolds and Chris Caskey from Australian Lawyers for Human Rights, who argue it’s time to adopt a rights-based approach to climate action.
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