The Good Purpose Journal.
Stories, reflections, news and tips from the business for good community.
Beyond Individual Self Care: Al Jeffery's Mission to Sustain Australian Changemakers
Discover how Al Jeffery is tackling the burnout epidemic in the social impact sector by cultivating relational ecosystems that nourish leaders, proving that our capacity to heal the world is deeply tied to how we connect with one another.
Funding the Future: How Barb Brangan is Leveraging Grants into Millions for Social Impact
Discover how Barb Brangan is demystifying the competitive world of government tenders, securing over $55 million to ensure Australia's most vital community programmes are properly resourced to thrive.
Bridging Cultures Through Language: Kristie Ivone’s Vision for a Multilingual Australia
Discover how Kristie Ivone is transforming the landscape of bilingual education through a social enterprise model that treats language as a human right, proving that preserving cultural heritage is the key to building more resilient and inclusive communities.
The Invisible Infrastructure: Why First Nations food insecurity was designed, not inherited
Explore how Levi Joel Tamou is dismantling the "invisible infrastructure" of food insecurity to build a new architecture of economic justice, proving that the path to First Nations food sovereignty requires a fundamental redesign of the financial and commercial systems that govern our world.
Hospitality with Heart: How Andrea Comastri is Redefining Disability Employment
Discover how Andrea Comastri is revolutionising the hospitality sector and building community resilience through Australia’s first social enterprise hotel, proving that inclusive employment creates extraordinary social and economic value.
The Circular Thread: How Tanya Egerton is Weaving Opportunity Across Remote Australia
Discover how Tanya Egerton is fostering Indigenous-led entrepreneurship through a network of remote op shops, proving that community-led retail can bridge the gap between waste reduction and economic empowerment.
Geoffrey Smith and the Neurodiversity Advantage
Meet Geoffrey Smith, 2025 Queensland Australian of the Year and Founder of Australian Spatial Analytics. Geoff’s proving that neurodiversity is a competitive advantage by employing over 220 young neurodivergent Australians as data analysts whilst tackling the shocking 55% unemployment rate in this community.
Regenerating Hope: Anna Noon's Tiny Forests Are Growing Big Change
Discover how Anna Noon is transforming urban landscapes and building community resilience through tiny forests that grow 10 times faster than traditional methods, proving that local action can create extraordinary environmental change.
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