Introduction Internal disputes are an unfortunate reality for any incorporated association and can arise between a member and the committee or among members themselves. When left unresolved, these conflicts can
Introduction For a not-for-profit organisation to meet ACNC charity registration eligibility, it must demonstrate that its purposes are for the public benefit. This fundamental requirement, stipulated by the Charities Act 2013
Introduction For Australian charities and not-for-profit organisations, advocacy and campaigning are powerful tools for achieving social change and furthering their charitable purpose. Engaging in public debate is a legitimate and
Introduction For charities and not-for-profits, the use of fixed-term contracts has long been a practical approach to managing roles tied to specific projects or government funding. However, new rules introduced
Introduction In Australia, the intersection of community sports, charity, and philanthropy presents both significant opportunities and complex challenges. While sport and fitness programs are powerful tools for community engagement, the
Introduction Many community clubs and associations often question whether their activities qualify them to be registered as a charity. Registration with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) hinges on
Introduction Community organisations are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to create marketing content, aiming to improve their work processes and better meet community needs. However, the use of generative AI
Introduction For any not-for-profit organisation, holding reserves is integral to ensuring long-term financial stability and sustainability. While many in the sector fear that generating a surplus may attract backlash from
Introduction Directors on charity boards often wear multiple hats, balancing their duties to the organisation with various other professional, personal, and community roles. Consequently, a conflict of interest is a
Introduction Disasters create significant legal problems and increase the vulnerability of Australian not-for-profit organisations. During an emergency, these organisations often face a surge in demand for their services while simultaneously
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