With the end of the 2019-2020 financial year looming, now is the time to brush up on your financial reporting skills.

The Institute of Community Directors Australia (ICDA) has teamed up with Moore Stephens for a special webinar which will answer all of your financial reporting questions.

WEBINAR: Perfect Your Financial Reporting

Join David Holland, Board Member of AASB and Head of Technical Accounting at Moore Stephens Australia, and Ryan Leemon, Director at Moore Stephens (VIC) for a webinar on financial reporting.

Discussion topics include:

• The impact of COVID-19 on End of Financial Year reporting
• Update on new and pending standards
• AASB16 leases update – what are the new rules and what do they mean to you?
• New requirements for special purpose financial reports
• Accounting for revenue for NFP entities.

Registration costs just $80, but if you’re a member of ICDA, it’s just $70.

Join the webinar, 1 pm to 2 pm AEST, Tuesday 9 June.

We understand that paid learning opportunities like this one aren’t within the reach of all groups in the current climate. To that end, in March, we made a promise to help the community sector organisations understand, adapt to and survive the COVID-19 crisis. We’ve since released a suite of resources and hosted a range webinars on relevant topics – many of which are freely available. You’ll find these free resources and much more on the #SaveOurSector webpage.

Friday June 5, 11am

Dr Bernard Doube OAM is an ambassador for the benefits of the soil-enriching and pest-control qualities of dung beetles. Bernard worked with CSIRO for 29 years, including 7 years as OIC of the CSIRO Dung Beetle Research Unit in Pretoria, South Africa. Since 2003 he has been the lead researcher and director of Dung Beetle Solutions International (DBSI) where he continues to be strongly involved in research and farmer education.

Join the webinar and learn how dung beetles can increase the profitability and sustainability of your property.

Learn about:

•             which dung beetle species suit your property

•             native and introduced species

•             how to maintain your dung beetle populations

•             which chemicals kill dung beetles

•             different species for different times of year

•             farmer nurseries to breed the new spring species on-farm

•             biochar to increase soil carbon and animal health.

Preparing to join the session

We are using Microsoft Teams software for the webinar series. Joining a Teams Meeting does not require a Teams Account or software installation. You will be prompted to download the Teams app or join via their browser. You can download the Microsoft Teams app here.

It is a good idea to join the session early to make sure you can access the webinar.

During the session

Please mute your microphones and turn off your video during the session. If you have comments or questions, please use the chat function.

The session will start with a short introduction, followed by a presentation by Bernard, questions will be answered during the session.

After the session

The webinar will be recorded and available on the NCCMA website (www.nccma.vic.gov.au) after the session. You will be emailed when the webinar recordings have been posted.

For further information, please contact Darren Bain – Regional Agriculture Landcare Facilitator on 5440 1893 0r 0419 560 348.

Following public consultation in late 2019 the Hanging Rock Racecourse Grassland Management Plan was adopted by Council on 26 February 2020, with implementation of the plan now forming part of the ongoing management of the natural environment at Hanging Rock .

The final document is now available on Councils website.

Should you have any questions in relation to the plan or anything else Hanging Rock related please contact Anne Walsh – Coordinator Hanging Rock, Macedon Ranges Shire Council on 5421 1469.