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Awards to Find Best in Indigenous Governance

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 21st January 2014 - Reconciliation Australia has $60,000 in prize money on offer to Indigenous-controlled organisations, projects and initiatives as part of the 2014 Indigenous Governance Awards.…

Grants Up for Grabs to Help Irish Emigrants

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 21st January 2014 - The Irish Government has opened its 2014 grants round to Australian Not for Profits that provide advice and support services to the Irish community in Australia. In 2013, the Emigrant…

Chance to Develop Young Indigenous Leaders

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 21st January 2014 - An Indigenous youth academy is calling on young Indigenous leaders, aged 15 to 18, to join an initiative that helps develops national campaigns for social change. The National Indigenous…

Court Action Over Disability Payment Scheme

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 21st January 2014 - Lawyers for 10,000 intellectually disabled workers in Australia have sought a court order over the Federal Government’s latest payment scheme. Compensation law firm, Maurice…

Foundations Unite for Small Grants Program

Staff Reporter, Tuesday, 21st January 2014 - Three philanthropic organisations have committed $30,000 to a small grants program aimed at cultural and linguistically diverse groups in inner north Melbourne. The Scanlon Foundation,…

Rich and Poor Gap Worsening – Report

Staff Reporter, Monday, 20th January 2014 - Aid agency Oxfam says a new report sheds light on rapidly growing extreme inequality and how it worsens poverty around the world. The international Not for Profit said the report coincided…

More Older Aussies Working and Caring – Report

Staff Reporter, Monday, 20th January 2014 - The number of older Australians balancing work and unpaid caring is growing and forcing more people to remain in the workforce for longer, a recent report has found. The report, called…

Indigenous Advocate Takes Top Job

Staff Reporter, Monday, 20th January 2014 - Oxfam Policy Advisor Andrew Meehan has been appointed as National Director of ANTaR – a national advocacy organisation dedicated specifically to the rights of Aboriginal…

Arts Workers Underpaid but Happy – Survey

Staff Reporter, Monday, 20th January 2014 - A jobs survey has revealed three quarters of workers in the arts industry are satisfied with their jobs despite earning well below the average wage. According to arts media site artsHub,…

Changemaker

Aged-Care CEO Rises Above Adversity

Staff Reporter, Monday, 20th January 2014 - Living by the saying “Let’s knock it on the head”, Chief Executive Officer, leadership and management coach, and ontological practitioner Dr Nicky Howe leads…

Government Plans New Disability Payment Scheme

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 16th January 2014 - The Federal Government will introduce a new payment scheme for employees with intellectual disabilities that work in Australian Disability Enterprises but peak Not for Profits…

Opinion

Destitution For Unaccompanied Asylum Seekers Now Turning 18

Staff Reporter, Thursday, 16th January 2014 - The plight of unaccompanied minors who sought asylum in Australia and have turned 18 as of January 1 remains uncertain – unable to work, attend school or even volunteer…

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