federal budget
Featured Leader: Jackson Hills on translating budget into housing impact
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Geraldine Grones
The housing and homelessness crisis is worsening across Australia, as the country is facing a lack of affordable housing, limited
Budget 2025: What’s in store for the social sector?
- Geraldine Grones
With the recently released 2025 federal budget, here’s a sneak peek of what lies ahead for not-for-profits. Investments in First
Volunteering Australia says the Federal Budget lacks strategic consideration of volunteers
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Third Sector
Volunteers are central to key government priorities identified in the Budget, including the environment, aged care, disability, domestic and gender-based
ACOSS says Social security boost and tax reform needed in federal budget
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Adrianne Saplagio
ACOSS acknowledges National Close the Gap Day and urges governments to respond to the calls from First Nations peoples for
Happenings on the Hill – Budget Edition
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Neil Pharaoh
Welcome to the first 2023 edition of Happenings on the Hill – Happenings on the Hill is a fortnightly column
The budget’s impact on the not-for-profit sector
- Adrianne Saplagio
Following Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ introduction of the Federal Budget for 2023-24 in Parliament House in Canberra, nonprofit organisations voiced mixed
Opinion: Budget Hints at Future Not-for-Profit Help
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Jo Scard
Whilst at first glance of the 2023-2024 budget, it is easy to assume that not-for-profits have been forgotten, and the
May Budget could be a “search for value” for NFPs says Jo Scard
- Adrianne Saplagio
Not-for-profits may need to read between the lines to find value in tonight’s budget, according to Jo Scard, CEO of
National Christian charity welcomes Federal Government’s Advisory Panel
- Adrianne Saplagio
Mission Australia welcomes the Federal Government’s commitment to creating a new independent, legislated Economic Inclusion Advisory panel as a very
Migrant and refugee settlement agency welcomes Federal budget boosting humanitarian visas and funding
- Adrianne Saplagio
Migrant and refugee settlement agency AMES Australia has welcomed the 2022-23 Federal Budget and particularly the provision of extra skilled,
Org calls for reduction of new permanent residents welfare wait times
- Adrianne Saplagio
A measure forcing new permanent residents to wait four years before they can access most government welfare payments and family
Org welcomes Federal Budget’s injection of funds for migrant communities, frontline FDV services
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Paulo Rizal
Settlement Services International (SSI) welcomed the Federal Government’s Women’s Budget Statement and its Budget 2021 women’s safety package, specifically the
