A successful board for a not-for-profit organisation doesn't just happen – a 'better board' needs to be built. Dr Maureen Cleary advises on the process of finding suitable board members.
In light of the recent Federal election, Linda Lavarch outlines the political expenditure disclosure requirements, and why it is so important for not-for-profits who have expressed a political view to be aware of these.
Despite Australia's growing interest in the social enterprise sector, little is known about the scope, dimension and impact of the sector in Australian society. Associate Professor Jo Barraket outlines the purpose and findings of the ...
Chief Executive Officer of the Australasian Society for Ultrasound in Medicine
Women continue to be seriously under-represented in leadership positions in Australia's philanthropic, corporate and 'for-purpose' sectors. Learning how to make their money talk is an important step for women seeking to re-shape the gender balance ...
On Wednesday 21 July, the Third Sector Women's Leadership Seminar brought a passionate group of not-for-profit women together to participate in an inspiring day of professional development opportunities.
Gwen McIlroy sheds some light on implementing the long-awaited Paid Parental Leave Act 2010.
Ian Ryder from appiChar Australia discusses the benefits of 'cloud computing'.
The time and cost barriers associated with training can often be daunting for not-for-profits. A number of associations and charities discuss how e-learning solutions have provided flexible learning strategies for their volunteers and members.
As a web supplier to the not-for-profit sector, LCubed assists associations to understand how to make the most of the web.
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