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Choose Strength in Numbers for Social Start-ups

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 26th February 2014 - Team building, networking and procuring the right talent is key to overcome a common problem in the social start-up space – having good ideas but struggling to implement them,…

Homeless Service Improves Health – Report

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 13th August 2013 - A Melbourne service supporting chronically homeless people into permanent housing has significantly improved serious health problems faced by many of the participants, according…

Climate Change Is Everybody’s Business

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 23rd January 2013 - This article is by Harry Blutstein, Adjunct Professor, School of Global Studies, Social Science and Planning at RMIT University, and published by The Conversation. It is republished…

The Global Shift to ‘Entrepreneuring’

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 12th December 2012 - “We may not all be entrepreneurs, but we can certainly all be ‘entrepreneuring’,” a social enterprise conference in Melbourne will be told by the international…

Global Shifts Conference to Push the Boundaries

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 28th November 2012 - Global Shifts 2012: Social Enterprise Conference is bringing together change-makers, entrepreneurs and high-profile leaders from Australia and overseas to look at ways to push…

Housing Bonds Could Ease Rental Crisis

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 17th May 2012 - Housing bonds could be used to fund affordable rental housing, according to a report by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute. The report’s lead author,…

Melbourne Boarding House Boom – Homelessness Research Conference

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 18th April 2012 - A RMIT University analysis has revealed a dramatic 236 per cent increase in the number of people living in rooming houses in Melbourne in the past five years. The research says that…

Pay and Bonuses Don’t Buy Creativity – Study

Staff Reporter, Monday, 13th February 2012 - An open, supportive and stimulating workplace is more important than pay or bonuses in driving the success of fast-growth small-to-medium enterprises, a new study has found. The…

Financial Skills Help Young People

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 5th May 2011 - Financial literacy education improves the financial understanding and behaviour of young people at risk, according to a national report released by RMIT University, Mission Australia…

Tsunami Lessons Unheeded: Experts

Staff Reporter, Monday, 5th July 2010 - International aid agencies will continue to waste aid money and make avoidable mistakes in new disaster situations because of the failure to learn the lessons of the devastating…

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