Reports from the Association of Children’s Welfare Agencies 2010 conference and the Fundraising Institute Australia’s Madison Down Under conference are now available online, while the United Nations DPI/NGO Conference has just begun in Melbourne.
Former South Australian governor Marjorie Jackson-Nelson is handing over the Peter Nelson Leukemia Research Fellowship Fund to the Cancer Council.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has published a Draft Information Development Plan for the not-for-profit (NFP) sector.
Two new online communities are offering their support to Australian not-for-profit groups, raising awareness and resources for a variety of causes.
Macarthur Credit Union will increase its funding and grants in 2011 in an effort to support local community groups in New South Wales.
From the 1 July 2010 a National Standard Chart of Accounts is due to be implemented across Australia. The Victorian Office of the Community Sector outlines what this will mean for the not-for-profit sector.
With food such a hot topic at the moment, celebrity and everyday-hero cooking shows dominate television and book sales. Third Sector spoke with the Rosehill Gardens Event Centre about why good catering is crucial to an event’s success.
Events are a crucial tool for all not-for-profit organisations. Engaging new members and supporters, or retaining your existing base, depends on the quality of face-to-face interaction at events.
Described as ‘ambient, ‘luxurious’, and ’boutique’, The Henry Jones Art Hotel and the Cradle Mountain Chateau are two unique Australian venues that offer a cultural experience that is much more than just a place to talk business.
Statistics are stacking up in favour of Australia’s largest regional convention centre, the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre.
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