ASSOCIATIONS Magazine – 67th Edition Out Now
ASSOCIATIONS May edition is out now!
Since its production in 2004, the magazine informs associations and not-for-profit organisations in Australia, New Zealand and Asia. This bi-annual publication showcases news and updates across the industry, practical advice on association management and insightful articles from association leaders.
In this special edition, Associations Forum pays tribute to the World Small Animal Veterinary Association's (WSAVA) Board for their commitment to uniting the world’s small animal veterinary profession. In addition, key highlights and feature articles include:
- Do associations need members?
- Salary Surveys 2025 marks subdued changes in remuneration
- Associations Forum National Conference in Melbourne
- Appointments and Departures including National Farmers’ Federation
and SPASA - Associations Forum Membership Summit at Rydges World Square Sydney
"This May edition of ASSOCIATIONS continues our proud tradition of sharing valuable insights and sector developments that matter to associations and not-for-profits," says Fatima Sunderji, General Manager. "We are especially pleased to recognise the World Small Animal Veterinary Association’s global impact and to feature timely topics such as membership relevance, remuneration trends, and sector leadership changes. As always, our goal is to inform, connect and elevate the work of associations across Australia, New Zealand, Asia — and beyond."
The magazine is released two times a year and is available in both digital and print. The 68th Edition of ASSOCIATIONS will be published in December 2025.
To read the latest edition, please click here.
Visit www.associations.net.au
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Media Release Monday, 26 May 2025, for immediate release.
For enquiries please contact:
Sarea Bhar, Marketing & Communications Officer,
sarea@associations.net.au
T: +61 2 9904 8200.
About Associations Forum
Associations Forum is Australia’s largest broad-based network of associations with over 500 members. Its mission of “bringing associations together to boost performance” is achieved through delivering information, training and advice.
