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Pensions Haven’t Escaped the Budget Glare

Rachel Siewert, Wednesday, 11th June 2014 - The Federal Government’s approach and ideology to income support is at odds with the spirit in which the system first began more than a century ago, writes Australian Greens Senator…

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Wake Up Call on Literacy and Numeracy

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 5th June 2014 - &nbsp Fourteen per cent of Australians won’t understand what’s written here and 22 per cent will struggle with the numbers that are quoted, warns Fiona Guthrie,…

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The Future of CSR and the War of Words

Lina Caneva, Wednesday, 4th June 2014 - Disputes over the meaning of CSR continue to rage, yet three key questions can be used to define approaches to the field, writes international CSR scholar Duane Windsor. Corporate…

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Memo to Scott Morrison: Why Taxpayers Should Fund Advocacy

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 3rd June 2014 - The Australian Government's current view on advocacy is dangerous to democracy and to civil society, writes Dr Joyce Chia, Senior Research Associate at the Andrew &…

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Building a Victoria Without Poverty

Staff Reporter, Friday, 30th May 2014 - It’s time to unite our community, not polarise it, writes Victorian Council of Social Service Chief Executive Officer Emma King, who recently launched the VCOSS State…

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Ducks, Elephants, the ACNC and the Senate

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 27th May 2014 - Is the outcome of the Senate inquiry into the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (Repeal) (No 1) Bill 2014 just a foregone conclusion, asks Professor Ann O’Connell,…

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The Looming Disruption of Civil Society

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 27th May 2014 - The continued development of Social Impact Bonds has signified a new paradigm of cross-sector partnership and offers a significant source of capital for addressing a range…

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What’s the Go With Dot ngo?

Lina Caneva, Thursday, 22nd May 2014 - Domain names may not be the most exciting part of digital marketing but the recent launch of the .ngo domain by Your Public Interest Registry (the owner of .org) is igniting conversation…

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Teaching Primary School Kids to Give

Lina Caneva, Thursday, 15th May 2014 - Teaching your kids the power of giving from a young age can help them lead meaningful and fulfilled lives, writes finance analyst Robert Bihar. Australian children are more exposed…

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25 Years On… Volunteering in 2014

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 13th May 2014 - As National Volunteer Week enters its 25th year, Brett Williamson OAM, CEO Volunteering Australia, looks at how volunteering has evolved in Australia. This week is the 25th anniversary…

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The NFP Sector and the Economy

Lina Caneva, Thursday, 8th May 2014 - The Not for Profit sector needs to pursue improved productivity and to advocate policy goals such as deficit reduction as part of fiscal policy, writes Dr Ron Edwards, the Co-founder…

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Back to Basics for CSR

Staff Reporter, Wednesday, 7th May 2014 - It’s important to see past the trends of the moment and instead look to the fundamentals to run effective Corporate Social Responsibility programs, writes IKEA Sustainability…

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Tag : Opinion

Pensions Haven’t Escaped the Budget Glare

Wake Up Call on Literacy and Numeracy

Memo to Scott Morrison: Why Taxpayers Should Fund Advocacy

Ducks, Elephants, the ACNC and the Senate

What’s the Go With Dot ngo?

Teaching Primary School Kids to Give

The NFP Sector and the Economy

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