What do Unilever, Oxfam, Cambridge University and the German Federal Government have in common? They all report against the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The SDGs are becoming the common DNA of business, government and civil society around the world. But what are the SDGs? And how can your organisation…
ABARES Outlook 2020 was held in Canberra at the National Convention Centre on 3-4 March 2020, and Currie was privileged to attend. It was also International Women’s Day on 8 March. Outlook 2020 provided thought provoking sessions and explored the steps to reach $100 billion in farm output by 2030,…
I went back to ‘school’ last month. And, no, the reason was not to see if you can teach an ‘old dog’ new tricks. It was to learn more about sustainability management. At Currie, we think we’re good at it, and we are. Yet after two weeks of study with…
January 1, 2020. Canberra, Australia. We wake to an eerie silence and a thick blanket of smoke covering our city. No birds chirping, no laughter out on the street from kids playing. We have had weeks of being blanketed in smoke already, but this was different. This level of smoke…
Only three percent of statues in Australia honour non-fictional, non-royal women: the vast majority are of dead, white men. So why has a statue of a brilliant female athlete incited such anger? In March this year, Melbourne sports photographer Michael Willson captured Carlton footballer Tayla Harris in flight, kicking a…
July is B Corp month. So as a proudly-certified, purpose-driven B Corporation (B Corp), Currie is sharing what we know about seeking certification. Seeking certification as a B Corporation (B Corp) can be like eating an elephant. It’s not something you should tackle with a faint heart or a lack of appetite….
Why should businesses do good? It’s not just about reputation or charity. It’s about becoming a more successful business. Currie is a proudly-certified B Corporation, a founding member in Australia. As a B Corp, we believe in the power of business to make a difference. It’s why Currie gifts 5%…
This time last year we asked if Australia was on-track to hold up its end of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A few months later a report from the Monash Sustainable Development Institute (MSDI) gave us an answer. It concludes that Australia’s progress on the SDGs is mixed….
Almost 3000 Australians revealed their perceptions of Australia’s beef industry to the University of Queensland (UQ) last year. In the main, the results are positive. According to lead researcher Dr Bradd Witt, Australians have more trust in the industry than other resource-based industries or the financial sector. (NT Country Hour)….
The expectations that consumers and the community have for how food is produced, and who they trust to produce it, are changing. Lately the terms ‘social licence’ and ‘sustainable development’ have been used interchangeably by Australian agriculture in talk about how to keep the community’s trust. However, they are not…
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