Did you know that many animals have indeterminate growth? This means that as long as they have food and room, they will continue to grow throughout their lifetime; the growth rate slows down but never stops. Animals included in this list include many fish, amphibians, reptiles and molluscs. 

This means that animals like the Reticulated

Raising the prices of your club's membership fees is easier said than done. You can't arbitrarily double your prices, say nothing to your members, and expect them to renew like nothing happened. 

There are a lot of moving parts to consider when it comes to raising your club's prices, and those moving parts are what we

2023 is rapidly coming to a close, and this year has flown by; as they say, the days go slow, but the years go fast. So, I hope everyone has enjoyed all their days this year and is looking forward to 2024. 

We thought we would take this opportunity to recap how 2023 went for us and all the clubs and associations we work with by looking

A lot of interesting and amazing things happened in 2023; here is just a short summary of what this year delivered. 

Everything Everywhere All At Once won Best Film at the Oscars, Brendan Frasier won the Oscar for Best Actor, and The Barbie Movie was released, becoming the highest-grossing film from a female director. 

In 1982, Time Magazine named the personal computer as its Person of the Year. Ironically, the related article about the benefits of personal computers was written on a typewriter.
 

The point

Many clubs in Australia and worldwide face the same problem: they have an ageing membership base. If all your members are in their 70s, that means that there is a time limit of how long they will be able to stay an active member of your club. If all of your members eventually become too old to stay actively involved in your club, then your club

When I go to my rock climbing club, I don’t need to sign in or bother the person working the front desk; I scan my membership card on their open POS scanner, and I’m good to go. Having that membership card is super helpful; it saves me a lot of time and effort every day as a member and the people working at the club. 

However,

The end of 2023 is right around the corner, and personally, this year has dragged on. Not really, but everyone always says, “I don’t know where the time’s gone’ or “It felt like just yesterday we blah blah blah”, and I just couldn't bring myself to say that. Either way, the end of the year is upon us, and

Member Jungle’s driving goal is to make membership management easy and enable club and association administrators to enjoy running their organisations. However, there is another, no less important goal: to step lightly on the planet. To help clubs and associations but never at the cost of the earth and environment. 

This manifests

Running a club or association can be a lot to handle. There are a lot of responsibilities and tasks that need to be done to keep your club running smoothly. Sharing that workload between your committee members can be the key to keeping your club running smoothly. However, dividing that workload can be a lot easier said than done when you're