Governance

The uncomfortable reality of misconduct in NFPs – and your A-Z guide to investigating the inevitable

Centium outlines key steps to tackle misconduct in NFPs. The reality of misconduct in most organisations, including NFPs, is that

AICD’s First Nations Director Scholarship is now open for applications

Applications for the Australian Institute of Company Directors’ First Nations Director Scholarship Program are open until 7 September, 11:59 pm

Featured Leader: Margaret Sheehan on strengthening the CEO–board relationship

A strong CEO–board relationship is vital for the success of all organisations, including not-for-profits. ChildFund Australia, a child rights and

AICD opens new scholarship for NFP leaders

The scholarship program will give up to 375 NFP leaders the chance to deepen their understanding of governance principles. The

NFPs remain resilient despite governance challenges – AICD

The 16th iteration of AICD’s governance study reveals that nearly three-quarters of NFP directors see their organisation as still effective

Coalition vows stronger voice for charities amid challenges   

Senator Dean Smith pledges stronger voice for Australian charities. Red tape and government neglect need to be addressed. Australian charities

$2.5B funding over the next decade for schools in Victoria

Government commits $2.5B to the Schooling Resource Standard (SRS) to improve teacher professional development and student outcomes. A landmark agreement

WA unveils Disability Royal Commission roadmap

WA’s Disability Royal Commission roadmap focuses on collaboration with people with lived experience, sector engagement, and government support. The Western

Rural NFP leaders offered governance training opportunity

The Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) has launched its 2025 Regional Not-for-profit Scholarship program, offering 150 rural and regional

New National Commission to advocate for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children

The Albanese Labor Government is committed to achieving better outcomes for First Nations children, young people and their families. An

ITECA unveils student-centric blueprint for Parliament

In the lead-up to the next federal election, a policy reform agenda to put students at the heart of skills

Urgent reform needed to protect First Nations women and children

Karen Iles, lawyer and founder of the Make Police Investigate Campaign, has called for extensive reform to justice and policing

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