In today’s workplaces, many professionals, including women in leadership roles, can feel overlooked or undervalued despite ...

Felicia Welstead works as a Chief Executive Officer at Life's Little Treasures Foundation, which is an organisation dedicated to providing information, support and connection for families of sick and ...

The 2025 Pro Bono Australia Salary Survey reveals the sectors where demand is booming – and where future opportunities are set to grow. From aged care to the NDIS and multidisciplinary health services ...

This weeks Pro Bono Australia change maker is Jane Body, the General Manager at intergenerational economic justice organisation, Think Forward!

Stephanie Agnew is a passionate HR professional and Consultant, specialising in disability inclusion and accessibility. Diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition at 19, Stephanie slowly lost her ...

In Australia, the casual workforce has become a significant component of many industries, offering flexibility and opportunities for both workers and businesses. However, recent proposed changes in ...

No matter what industry or role you’re in, the ability to adapt to change at work is an important one. In fact, it’s one of the personal attributes employers frequently look for.

Approximately 250,000 children and young people in Victoria live with a parent or carer who has a mental illness. From camps to songwriting workshops, Satellite Foundation’s programs use a combination ...

Networking and mentorship stand as powerful engines driving career success. They also serve as strategic keys to unlocking opportunities and fostering career growth within the Not-For-Profit (NFP) ...

James Toomey is Chief Executive Officer at Social Ventures Australia, most recently he was a Deputy Secretary in NSW Department of Communities and Justice and prior to that CEO of Mission Australia.

While succession planning is an embedded process in most large organisations, rarely is this extended beyond existing leaders. Research suggests emerging talent is generally the most at risk of ...