ESG Voice

News that a nine-year-old girl was accosted and accused of being trans by an irate parent at a Canadian little athletics meet last week reminds us of the dangers of the culture wars.

An unprepared media interview subject can do more harm than good. But with the right media training course, you can use media coverage to get your message heard.

What sort of premier will Roger Cook be? Daniel Smith shares his thoughts here.

Given 243 out of the 250 First Nations leaders present at the 2017 Uluru convention endorsed the Uluru Statement from the Heart, which called for, “the establishment of a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution”, shouldn’t we listen?

With young people worried they won’t be able to afford more sustainable consumer choices because of the cost-of-living crisis, we need to walk and chew gum at the same time on climate action and the economy.

Sport played an important role in ending white minority rule in South Africa, and fostering early national unity in the post-Apartheid era.

With the federal budget projected to return to substantial deficit within two years, and most Australian states and territories also in deficit, GST reform may be a conversation we have to have.

The link between ESG performance and higher profit was reinforced by a recent study of more than 100,000 companies, but some organisations will be asking if ESG targets are really worth pursuing. If the success of Australian miner IGO is any guide – the a

The net is getting tighter around greenwashing as Australia’s regulatory bodies start issuing penalties to infringing companies, but when will a formal framework around the practice come into effect? ReGen’s Colin Davies explores the latest developments.