Thoughts
Climate-proofing our water future
By Lilith Palmer
Melbourne Knowledge Week, that ran May 9 to 15 this year, had plenty of thought-provoking lectures and workshops to get involv...
Giving voice to those who seek a kinder, safer, fairer world
The challenges of the past couple of years have caused many to pause and reflect.
At Currie, more time spent out of the office reconnecting wit...
Why Sustainability Matters To Your Business – And What You Can Do About It
By Mark Paterson
Nobody can foresee specific events or disruptions, however, there are trends and forces that shape the future. One of these i...
Climate inaction exposes Australia’s sense of identity as myth
By Mietta Adams
The idea that an Australian’s sense of place is connected to the environment is ingrained by the nation’s education system....
What’s your climate change story?
By Mark Paterson
Climate action is the most mentioned UN Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) in corporate sustainability reports, accordi...
Seven predictions for the future of corporate sustainability
By Ryan Ong
Over the past year and a half, the world has been battling a pandemic that has made the future foggy. Despite the...
A beacon in the ESG smog
By Mark Paterson
Corporate pledges for action on climate change should be a beacon in the smog for investors and consumers, but are they?
When we ...
Sunlight is the best disinfectant – A mantra for ESG reporting
By Susan McNair
If sunlight is the best disinfectant, the shades are drawn when it comes to seeing what’s happening with sustainability at large...
What most companies get wrong when doing their first ESG report
By Mark Paterson (Currie), Michael Diegelmann and Justus Fischer (cometis)
Doing your first ESG (environmental, social and governance) report is...