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Domino’s registered charity and Orange Sky Australia extend partnership

Menchie Khairuddin January 17, 2023

Following a successful one-year partnership in 2022, national, Brisbane-based charities Give for Good and Orange Sky Australia announces that they are embarking on a three-year

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Latest News, First Nations, Social Affairs, Events, Stories

Rising hip hop stars Elsy Wameyo and Birdz headline New Beginnings Festival

Menchie Khairuddin January 17, 2023

Triple j’s 2022 Unearthed Artist of the Year, Elsy Wameyo, will headline this year’s New Beginnings Festival on 28 January. Alongside a lineup of artists

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Featured Leaders 2022: Adapting to the changes in Australia’s third sector

Menchie Khairuddin December 22, 2022

Third Sector News has interviewed many Leaders and Industry Experts working to create positive change in Australia, regarding the hurdles, changes, and issues they and

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Disability, Stories, Mental Health, Health, Opinion

Opinion: Finding support when a life with cerebral palsy turns into a mental battle

Briar Thompson December 6, 2022

Living with a physical disability can quickly turn into a mental battle. It is a battle people like me and others living with cerebral palsy

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Humpty Dumpty Foundation announces winner of the Michelle Beets Awards

Menchie Khairuddin December 1, 2022

The Humpty Dumpty Foundation has announced the New South Wales Metropolitan and Regional winners of the 2022 Michelle Beets Award for Inspirational Paediatric Care as

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Supporting Small Australian Businesses this Christmas

Menchie Khairuddin November 24, 2022

Want to support small Australian businesses this holiday season? The Conscious Customer Co is a great place to start. Co-founded by Emma and Kara Hackett,

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Latest News, Disability, Events, Stories, Community Organisations

Café creating job opportunities for people with disability celebrates Social Enterprise Day and one-year milestone

Menchie Khairuddin November 17, 2022

Award-winning social enterprise café Where Is My Coffee? (WIMC) will celebrate its one-year anniversary next month. Located in Wangaratta, the café offers learning experiences for

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Donate Christmas Hampers to support those who feel socially isolated or financially disadvantaged

Menchie Khairuddin November 10, 2022

Christmas is the season of giving, but unfortunately, not everyone will receive a gift this festive season. For the past eight years, for-purpose Catholic organisation

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Acclaimed children’s Author visits Darwin School Youth

Menchie Khairuddin November 8, 2022

Andy Griffiths, acclaimed children’s author and ILF ambassador makes a virtual visit to Darwin school youth to spread the love of writing and reading. Haileybury

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Latest News, Disability, Stories, Opinion

Opinion: Is segregation a dirty word? What we must learn from disability sporting events

Phil Hayes-Brown November 3, 2022

This November Brisbane will host the inaugural Virtus Oceania Asia Games 2022, a sporting event specifically for people with intellectual disabilities. This will no doubt

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