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Optimism for Fundraising Future as Sector Moves to Clean Up Code of Practice

Wendy Williams, Thursday, 23rd February 2017 - There has never been a more exciting time for fundraising, a conference has heard as the national peak body released the draft of a new code of conduct for the sector.

Housing Futures Debate Needs Bipartisanship

Lina Caneva, Thursday, 23rd February 2017 - National housing affordability and homelessness needs to become a bipartisan issue for all levels of government and politics, according to the CEO of Link Housing in NSW Andrew McAnulty.

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Sponsorship Predictions for 2017 – Opportunities for NFPs

Abby Clemence, Thursday, 9th February 2017 - From big data to cause alignment, sponsorship expert Abby Clemence looks at the opportunities for not-for-profit organisations to connect with the corporate world in 2017.

How to Ensure Your Organisation Can Use the ACNC’s Registered Charity Tick

Staff Reporter, Monday, 30th January 2017 - Use BNG Online's Standards & Performance Pathways online self-assessment tool to ensure you are compliant with the ACNC's governance standards before you use the recently launched Registered Charity Tick.

Queensland Scientist Named 2017 Australian of the Year

Lina Caneva, Wednesday, 25th January 2017 - Biomedical scientist Emeritus Professor Alan Mackay-Sim has been named 2017 Australian of the Year.

Shifting Management to NFPs is Good for Public Housing

Wendy Williams, Wednesday, 25th January 2017 - Transferring the management of public housing from state and territory governments to not-for-profit housing providers can revive run-down estates and build more homes, according to a new report.

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Explainer: What are the Limits to Charities Advancing Political Causes?

Staff Reporter, Friday, 20th January 2017 - Controversial Christian organisation Catch the Fire Ministries lost its charitable status due to its close links to a political party. Krystian Seibert, Philanthropy Australia policy and research manager, and Ann O'Connell, Melbourne Law School profe