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Kick off your holiday season with the Greatest Good Australian Christmas Gift Guide, where every purchase supports social and environmental good! This edition also shares exciting updates from our members, featuring their latest achievements and impactful projects. Discover gifts that align with your values, and catch up on inspiring news from purpose-driven organisations making a difference across Australia.

A summary of the key regulatory updates and announcements affecting the for-purpose sector.

SisterWorks' new Dandenong Hub, a vibrant space helping migrant, refugee, and asylum-seeker women gain skills and work towards economic independence. Located on Walker Street, this hub strengthens community ties and empowers women to build brighter future

Channel 9’s ‘My Way’ showcases Hotel Etico in the Blue Mountains, where inclusive hospitality meets inspiring stories. Discover how Hotel Etico is transforming lives and leading the way in accessible tourism

Hotel Etico is one of the 50 best hotels in Australia, recommended by Time Out

How do you build a more relevant, equitable, sustainable and future-focused arts culture? You invest time and money in the people; and you create multi-directional opportunities for sharing, learning and growing relsationships

Jam the Label have gone in the tank and pitched to the Sharks! Check it out on 10 Play.

The Dolphin Research Institute are very proud to share that 'i sea, i care' is a finalist in the 2024 Victorian Marine and Coastal Awards - and they are recruiting new schools for the 2025 program.

The final report from the NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into government procurement practices has been published, highlighting stronger support for social procurement, transparency, and collaborative tendering.

SisterWorks' latest Annual Report is now available, showcasing the incredible progress they've made this year and their bold vision for the future.

Jam the Label is now a registered NDIS provider, offering adaptive clothing that supports independence and dignity for people with disabilities

Social Ventures Australia welcomes James Toomey as its new CEO, starting January 2025. Read more about his leadership experience and vision for SVA.