ESG Voice

It’s the WACA’s efforts to promote diversity and inclusion within cricket that may have the biggest impact on the future health of the game.

One of WA’s only Perth outreach services for an Aboriginal Medical Service (AMS) is celebrating two major milestones – its sixth year of operation and its first patient to receive a kidney transplant.

While we pay our respects to Queen Elizabeth, we must prepare ourselves for the conversations that will define our national identity for generations to come.

Coal towns have been the driving force behind the industrial revolution across the world for centuries. So how do we return the favour as the world moves on from coal power? A small WA town is providing a strong example.

Having taken up the cause on climate years before it was popular to do so, King Charles may connect with the community in a way few of us predicted.

For mining workers based in WA’s remote regions, there can be many challenges to mental health and wellbeing. Working away from family and friends can be tough, and many people aren’t comfortable talking about the challenges of mental health – especial

With the International Energy Agency predicting gas will play on a role in the leadup to and beyond net zero by 2050, we need to decide what best practice looks like for the gas companies who will meet this demand.

We all know reducing emissions and increasing diversity are the right things to do, but TransAlta is proving it’s the smart financial thing to do also.

The debate over the role of gas in our journey to net zero will only intensify. Daniel Smith explains why.

Could WA wind and sun help secure global food supplies while fighting climate change at the same time? Australian Potash is working to find out.