The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has produced the Professions and the Trade Practices Act – a guide to enhance individual professionals and their associations' understanding of their trade practices responsibilities.
The release of the Review of Australia's Future Tax System (otherwise known as the Henry Review) revealed a number of recommendations that will affect Australia's third sector.
Experiencing growth in conference and business events, Events and Venues Rotorua has appointed new staff to help service growing business levels and to increase sales activity in the market place.
At their recent meeting, COAG made a number of decisions regarding reforms for the not-for-profit sector aimed at reducing the regulatory burden for organisations in the sector and at improving the public's confidence toward the ...
The 2010 Premier's Sustainability Awards recognise and reward Victorian businesses, institutions, communities and individuals that demonstrate leadership and contribute to a more sustainable future for the state.
The Rev. Tim Costello and the Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's speeches from the launch of the National Compact are now available on YouTube.
The Council of Australian Governments (COAG), which met from 19-20 April in Canberra, reached an agreement on health and hospitals reform to establish a National Health and Hospitals Network.
The Productivity Commission has commenced an Inquiry into a National Disability Care and Support scheme.
The 2010 Australian Rehabilitation and Assistive Technology Association (ARATA) National Conference will be held from 10-13 August in Hobart, with the theme of 'Assistive Technology: the tip of the iceberg'.
Register before 23 April for the Australian Society of Association Executives (AuSAE) networking dinner in Melbourne on 29 April 2010.
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