Financial Planning Association announces new board appointments
The Financial Planning Association has re-elected William Johns to its board and welcomed Angela Martyn, and Jade Khao as new board members.
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Victorian businesses and charities included in new $877 million flood relief package
Red Tape Cuts for Australian Charities highlighted in ACNC Annual Report
Significant red tape cuts for thousands of Australian charities are highlighted in the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC)
Industry joins Grains Australia to establish national Oat Council
Transitioning to the P&C Association
Recent Floods Prompt Warning to Beware of Fake Charities
As floods and storms impact…
“Inefficient” approvals costing $230M per year, Australasian Railway Association says
Research commissioned by the Australasian Railway Association (ARA) and the Rail Industry Safety and Standards Board (RISSB), has revealed inefficient approval processes have cost the industry up to $230 million per year.
Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts welcomes new CEO
Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) is excited to announce the appointment of its new CEO, Hannah Mathews.
Following an extensive search to fill this leadership role, PICA’s Board has appointed Mathews, a nationally…
First Female CEO in 133-year-history of the Print & Visual Communication Association of Australia
In a move that will be widely welcomed by the industry, The Print & Visual Communication Association of Australia today confirmed the formal appointment of Kellie Northwood as the chief executive officer of the association, which has just merged…
Partner News: Wellington an “easy” destination for conferencing
Access to high-profile speakers and its central location are earning Wellington a reputation as a place where organising a conference is easy.
The recent inaugural New Zealand Women in Medicine conference is proof of that – organisers intend to secure their biennial event in the New Zealand capital after its resounding success.
“Our intention is to keep it in Wellington, given how compact it is, its central location, and how easy it is to tap into quality speakers,”…
Australian Computer Society (ACS) welcomes budget
ACS, an association that represents the Australian technology sector, has welcomed the budget presented by the Federal Government on Tuesday, describing it as "a step towards boosting the diversity of the IT industry and the broader economy with its support for families in, or looking to enter, the workforce".
ACS chief executive Chris Vein said in a statement: “While we would have liked to have seen more tech focused measures announced, we have long been advocates of…
