Sustainability and ethics

The Australian Conservation Foundation’s national climate policy adviser, Annika Reynolds, has expressed both praise and criticism regarding the government’s latest initiatives. “It’s great to see

The Australian Government announced its support for businesses to adopt innovative technologies aimed at reducing emissions and boosting productivity, especially in hard-to-abate industries. By allocating

Evolving the business landscape, integrating sustainability into supply chains is not just a corporate responsibility but a strategic imperative. As professionals, taking proactive steps toward

Cleanaway Waste Management announced its agreement to acquire Citywide Waste, the waste and recycling business of Citywide Service Solutions, for $110 million. As part of

Sunshine Coast company Infravision has revolutionised power line construction with their innovative drone stringing systems, enabling Powerlink Queensland to achieve a regional first by connecting

MGA Thermal has secured an additional $2.48 million from the Australian Renewable Energy Agency, tripling its project backing from the Federal Government. This new funding

Vast Renewables Limited, a renewable energy company utilising concentrated solar thermal power systems, has signed a Joint Development Agreement with global energy company Mabanaft to

RMIT University is leading an international consortium focused on advancing the reuse and recycling of solar panels, addressing a looming environmental challenge. By 2035, over

Western Australia is poised to become a key hub for clean energy education with the Albanese and Cook Governments investing $70.5 million over five years

Orora has entered into a new agreement with CleanCo, a publicly-owned renewable energy firm to secure a long-term supply of renewable energy for Orora’s cans

The Tasmanian Waste and Resource Recovery Forum last week, a new $1.27 million government grant awarded to Tyrecycle will enable Tasmania to process end-of-life tyres

The Queensland Government announced a $45 million package to boost Queensland’s recycling industry, aiming to meet the state’s waste diversion targets, create jobs, and support