ESG Voice

Taking a knee, pride jumpers, sports sponsorship and statues. Is there a recent sports controversy that couldn’t have been averted through better consultation and engagement?

Not all renewable energy projects are created equal, but how do we make sure the best ones don’t fall through the cracks in the rush to transition to green energy? The Clean Energy Transfer Fund was formed to do just that, and its next partner project is

Debates about sports sponsorship are not new, and we should expect climate change to be front and centre as our climate deteriorates further.

One of the hottest topics of conversation heading into next month’s COP27 conference in Egypt is the development of a system of reparations for the damages and losses from the impacts of climate change that go beyond our ability to adapt. This may have b

Did you know that Legal Aid WA helps vulnerable West Australians who have been rejected from the National Disability Insurance Scheme? Legal Aid WA has already seen soaring numbers of people from across the state who want to appeal to the Administrativ

US Republicans see political upside in their ESG scepticism, but calling Hurricane Ian a one in 500 year event flies in the face of the facts and the future.

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.