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Melbourne gets Australia’s biggest philanthropic donation to a medical facility

Danielle Kutchel, Wednesday, 31st August 2022 -

The financial gift of $250 million will bring pandemic preparedness to Melbourne, focussing on rapid development and commercialisation of new treatments for infectious…

Small government, pandemic preparedness and economics for good: Stiglitz holds court

Danielle Kutchel, Wednesday, 13th July 2022 -

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Nobel-laureate economist argues governments should care about more than GDP, they should care about the wellbeing of their citizens too. People across the world are …

Disability services not always suited to digital, report reveals

Danielle Kutchel, Friday, 8th July 2022 -

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Better preparation is needed to ensure continuity of services for NDIS participants in times of crisis. A new report has revealed that many of the services required by NDIS…

Participation in the systems that govern you is a human right, children and young people included

Sarah Davies, Monday, 22nd November 2021 -

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The knowledge and expertise of our children and young people must be sought as we emerge from the pandemic, write Sarah Davies AM and Deb Tsorbaris. COVID-19 has resulted…

Undermining community

David Crosbie, Thursday, 23rd September 2021 -

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There are some who are seeking to undermine the important contributions charities have made during the pandemic. It’s up to all of us to highlight the positive behaviour…

Sustainability in a ‘pandemic’ world

Kaushik Sridhar, Tuesday, 17th August 2021 -

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Disruptions related to COVID-19 have come with an unexpected side effect: an impact on carbon emissions. The question is will any of our new more carbon-friendly behaviours…

A broken promise on humanitarian policy

Jana Favero, Tuesday, 13th October 2020 -

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The Morrison government’s budget is a missed opportunity on the value of people seeking asylum to Australia’s recovery and goes back on previous negotiations,…

How often do you ask yourself MiOK – Am I OK?

Contributor, Tuesday, 13th October 2020 -

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A digital app that enables people to regularly check-in on themselves is being offered to not for profits to help them support their staff through the pandemic. Mental …

The COVID-19 lockdown is ‘breaking families’ of people with disability

Luke Michael, Friday, 21st August 2020 -

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Advocates say the disability community is frustrated by confusing and inconsistent information during the crisis People with disability and their families …

Grant-seeking through a pandemic: Submit early and retain best-practice

Contributor, Wednesday, 19th August 2020 -

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With some funder deadlines closing early due to over-subscription, it’s more important than ever to be well prepared, writes Jo Garner. Recently we have observed an increase…

‘Closing schools means much more than just a lost education’

Paul Ronalds, Sunday, 2nd August 2020 -

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We need more international support to stop COVID-19 mutating from a global health emergency into a global education emergency, writes Paul Ronalds, group CEO of Save the…

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Tag : Pandemic

Melbourne gets Australia’s biggest philanthropic donation to a medical facility

Small government, pandemic preparedness and economics for good: Stiglitz holds court

A broken promise on humanitarian policy

How often do you ask yourself MiOK – Am I OK?

Grant-seeking through a pandemic: Submit early and retain best-practice

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