The nickel is greener on our side
When we’re considering how best to secure Western Australia’s critical minerals industry, we shouldn’t abandon our pursuit of high environmental, social and governance standards.
Read moreCommunity engagement critical to clean energy transition
Australia is embarking on a clean energy transition and community engagement is an important part of it. Read our insights about it.
Read moreUnder the Hood with ReGen's Anthony Fisk
Anthony Fisk loves a challenge and along his career journey he has faced plenty. A lover of new experiences, Anthony is more excited than ever to see ReGen set forth on its sustainability offering.
Read moreNickel and batteries are vital strategic industries
We need Anthony Albanese to do for nickel production and future battery manufacturing what Tony Abbott failed to do for our car industry.
Read moreUnder the Hood with ReGen's Daniel Smith
From Bunbury to the big smoke, Daniel Smith’s life journey was built on mentorship, bonds and an entrepreneurial spirit. With a view to delivering a better world for his daughters, Daniel’s sights are firmly set on the horizon.
Read moreWhat do you mean when you say woke
If someone calls you woke, ask them what they’re really saying. If they’re not prepared to answer, perhaps they shouldn’t be throwing the term around in the first place.
Read moreWhat is a materiality assessment?
To ensure your sustainability strategy creates business value and maximises sustainability impact, start by undertaking a robust stakeholder-driven materiality assessment.
Read moreWe need to talk about adaptation
Suburban bushfires in spring, 45 degrees and freak storms in summer. We need to talk about adaptation to climate change.
Read moreMake people the focus of your media pitch
If you’re planning to pitch a story to the media, it’s important to think about your audience. Learn how to create a great media pitch in our latest Media Masterclass session.
Read moreInequality drives distrust in political system
Growing income and wealth inequality in industrialised economies like Australia over the last 50 years has been a much bigger driver of distrust in the system, than broken promises.
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