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Approvals reform to drive WA’s energy transition

Photograph at sunrise of wind turbines installed across a beautiful mountain. Text on the image saying ‘Inside Government’ on one side and ‘Approvals reform to drive WA’s energy transition’ on the other side.

The WA Government’s environmental approvals reforms aim to unlock WA’s clean energy potential.

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Tolerance needs to cut both ways

If we want to win people over to progressive causes, we need to treat them with respect, listen and try to understand their point of view.

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Sustainability and local government are a natural fit

New legislation will force WA local governments on the road to sustainability, but our analysis of current practices found many councils are further along in their journey than they realise.

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Uncertainty the only certainty in politics

US presidential election

As the current US presidential race reminds us, it is foolish to assume any election is in the bag or fail to consider the full range of election outcome scenarios in your planning.

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Why saying “no comment” is not OK

No comment

The press won’t go away if you just ignore them – learn why ‘no comment’ is not the answer to unwelcome attention from the media.

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Critical minerals processing tax credits should be brought forward

Critical minerals

I can’t think of a good reason for the federal government not to bring forward the introduction of its proposed production tax credit for critical minerals processing.

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The MP engagement playbook

MP engagement

With elections to be held federally and in WA within the next year, now is the perfect time to think about how your stakeholder engagement plan might need to be adjusted. Here are the top 10 tips for engaging local members to accelerate your project.

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Cuts to immigration come with economic and social risks

Immigration cuts

The fact that Australia is destination of choice for migrants is an economic advantage that can mitigate the economic and social impacts of an ageing Australian-born population, ahead of technology providing solutions.

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For better or worse? Social impacts in open social systems

Open social markets

To navigate the open social systems of economic markets, we must reimagine business tools for ethical decision-making.

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Mandatory climate reporting an unstoppable force

Mandatory climate reporting

Mandatory scope three emissions reporting in some of the world’s biggest economies will impact suppliers, despite some political pushback in Australia and the US.

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