Decade: 1930-1939
1931
The Nationalist Party of Australia became the United Australia Party led by Joseph Lyons.
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This article follows on from the article on the OAIC and traces the early years of the Australian Charities and Not for Profit Commission as the Abbott government attempts to abolish the office. The ACNC is the Commonwealth charities regulator responsible for governing the multi-billion dollar charity sector.
For the last two weeks I've been busily building a couple of datasets and developing a site to track ABC panellists, their affiliations and number of appearances.
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Hi Rosie, sorry about that! We thought we responded to your email. We'll respond asap. Apologies for the inconvenience.
This project contains a growing body of research notes that I am building in preparation to write a book detailing the history of the Institute of Public Affairs, a conservative Australian think tank. I am particularly interested in the history of the organisation's tax exemption status, ties to the Liberal party and the public service.
I am sharing my growing database of references with the public as there is such strong public interest in the IPA and their on politics that sharing resources makes sense. In return for my work I ask for a small donation from those who can afford it.
Research notes can be either direct quotes (where there are quote marks) or my paraphrasing of a longer passage (where there are not quote marks).
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Rosie Williams has a Bachelor of Arts (sociology) from UNE, is a citizen/data journalist and civic technologist. You can follow my blog, find me on Twitter or email me here.