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Gambling
Many Australians gamble as a form of entertainment. This might include an occasional bet on the horse races, buying a lottery ticket, playing the poker machines or a night out at the casino. Introduction Many Australians gamble as a form of entertainment. This might...
Neighbour Day – Biggest Neighbourhood Celebration Ever!
Neighbour Day 2015 recorded the largest number of registered events ever with close to 70,000 people celebrating their neighbourhood on Sunday, 29 March.
Neighbour Day – Time to Celebrate Your Community!
This Sunday, 29 March 2015 is Neighbour Day, the annual celebration of community across Australia.
Neighbour Day – Record Numbers Register to Celebrate!
Now in its twelfth year, this year’s Neighbour Day on Sunday 29 March is shaping up to be the largest Neighbour Day celebration yet.
The internet and relationships
The internet has significantly changed the way that people live and work, with many families now relying on digital tools for communication, employment, education and entertainment. Digital communication tools such as Facebook and email can help families save time and...
Community participation
It has long been known that economic and social participation are essential to the success and wellbeing of people, with high levels of participation linked to better physical and mental wellbeing. While people may choose to participate in many ways and at different...
Neighbour Day – Prepare to Celebrate!
With less than three weeks till Neighbour Day, Australians everywhere are preparing to celebrate their community on Sunday, 29 March
Neighbour Day – Australia’s Annual Celebration of Community
Australia’s annual celebration of community is just three weeks away! Held on the last Sunday in March every year, Neighbour Day will be celebrated around the country on Sunday 29 March.
Parliament House Gets Neighbourly
The National House of Parliament today hosted the launch of Neighbour Day, Australia’s annual celebration of community.
Submission to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse
Response to the Consultation Paper Redress and Civil Litigation