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We recently spoke with registered charity Living Child Inc about their work, their most exciting recent development and how they protect their vulnerable beneficiaries.

We recently spoke with registered charity Smart Pups Assistance Dogs For Special Needs Children Inc about their work, their biggest challenge and the importance of donors and volunteers. 

In this fortnight's edition, ACNC Commissioner the Hon Dr Gary Johns discusses the upcoming External Conduct Standards, encourages overdue charities to submit their 2018 Annual Information Statement, shares upcoming education opportunities and more.

In this edition, the Hon Dr Gary Johns discusses the External Conduct Standards, overdue Annual Information Statements, the new registration paper form and more.

We recently spoke with registered charity Pushing Barriers Inc about their work, the ultimate goal of their charity and the biggest challenge so far.

More than 2000 charities registered with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) are at risk of losing their charity status, after failing to submit their annual reporting to the national charity regulator.

In this edition, the Hon Dr Gary Johns discusses the annual Charity Law Association of Australia and New Zealand (CLAANZ) Conference and ACNC Regulators Day, 'double defaulter' charities, overdue Annual Information Statements, Scams Awareness Week and more. 

We recently spoke with registered charity Celebrating Abilities Inc about their programs, their goals, and the most rewarding part of their work. 

The ACNC has today announced that five organisations have lost their charity status following separate investigations into their activities and operations. The charities that have had their registration with the ACNC revoked are Kaizen Synergy College, White Coats Charity Incorporated, The Trustee for Storybook Angels for Disabled Animals, Australian Community & Health Foundation Limited, and Beyond Community & Health Inc.

Scams can undermine the good work of genuine charities and take advantage of the generosity of Australians.