Thoughts
Human nature, hope and recycling
Often, I get sad when I take out our rubbish or recycling.
At the apartment block where I live, we have communal recycling bins, an e-waste bin an...
Let’s stand by nature, today
COVID-19. Wow. Where do you start?
Let’s start with nature. Is our destruction of nature responsible for COVID-19?
COVID-19 highlights the link ...
How to include the SDGs in your company’s DNA?
What do Unilever, Oxfam, Cambridge University and the German Federal Government have in common? They all report against the UN’s Sustainable Dev...
The importance of women for the future of agriculture
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 Int...
More to do before ‘perfect storm’
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 abou...
How does 2030 look? It’s up to us.
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 o...
More than a statue, and more than your ego
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...
B Corp: How to digest certification
July is B Corp month. So as a proudly-certified, purpose-driven B Corporation (B Corp), Currie is sharing what we know about seeking certificati...
Why partnering for good is good for business
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-...