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Why charities shouldn’t be ‘crucified’ for acting like corporates
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Analysis

Why charities shouldn’t be ‘crucified’ for acting like corporates

Non-profit organisations are prohibited from investing and amplifying the good they do, says humanitarian activist and author Dan Pallotta.

  • by John Collett

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King Charles asked Pratt to cease payments outside charity
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King Charles asked Pratt to cease payments outside charity

Secret recordings capture billionaire Anthony Pratt describing how the monarch wanted to avoid any perceptions of impropriety.

  • by Nick McKenzie and Richard Baker
When Muhammad Ali’s family emailed a Sydney doctor, he thought it was spam

When Muhammad Ali’s family emailed a Sydney doctor, he thought it was spam

It’s not every day you get an email from the family of Muhammad Ali, so when Sydney doctor Daniel Nour did, he was sceptical.

  • by Mary Ward
A charity raised $69m to support NSW firefighters. They got only $12m
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A charity raised $69m to support NSW firefighters. They got only $12m

The Rural Fire Service Association has paid more than half the money it raised to a commercial telemarketer accused of unethical sales tactics.

  • by Max Maddison
‘It will break hearts’: Western suburbs kids’ music charity faces axe

‘It will break hearts’: Western suburbs kids’ music charity faces axe

A free program that gives disadvantaged students a love of instruments and a space to feel happy may close due to lack of funding.

  • by Carolyn Webb
Pride can be a barrier for those in need. This Sydneysider found a solution

Pride can be a barrier for those in need. This Sydneysider found a solution

Cheryne El Hawat, 30, is one of several Sydneysiders who were honoured on Wednesday night for their contribution to the city.

  • by Michael Koziol
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Beyond Blue faces restructure, job losses as donations plummet
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Beyond Blue faces restructure, job losses as donations plummet

Beyond Blue is facing a restructure and job losses are on the horizon for the prominent mental health charity, as donations plummet by almost $18 million in two years.

  • by Melissa Cunningham
Charity dreams up tower in a creative fundraising effort

Charity dreams up tower in a creative fundraising effort

A Brisbane charity has submitted plans for a unit tower it has no intention of building, in a novel fundraising attempt.

  • by Cameron Atfield
From degenerative back pain to half-marathons: WA politician’s bone donation journey
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From degenerative back pain to half-marathons: WA politician’s bone donation journey

After a 2001 bone donation transformed Colin de Grussa’s life, he is now lacing up to run a half-marathon for a national tissue and organ donor awareness campaign.

  • by Alex Condon
Quick to help: Fun run has serious role changing lives

Quick to help: Fun run has serious role changing lives

A Paralympian raising money for Guide Dogs Victoria was among 20,000 Run Melbourne participants who braved the cold on Sunday.

  • by Carolyn Webb
Does saying ‘no’ to checkout charities make me a bad person?
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Opinion

Does saying ‘no’ to checkout charities make me a bad person?

Many charities appeal to our emotions, which can get in the way of our logic.

  • by Cherie Gilmour