In wind, solar and gas rich WA, we shouldn’t need nuclear to achieve our energy security and climate change goals. But, there will be a growing global market for our uranium, in the existential fight against climate change.

Could the tone and content of No campaigners be intimidating Yes supporters into keeping their thoughts to themselves? If so, I hope they find their voice on referendum day.

The mining industry can’t rely upon the positive purpose of supplying the energy transition, alone. In addition, it must be seen to operate to high ESG standards in pursuit of that purpose.

As we’ve seen with Brexit and Trump, misinformation and disinformation divide countries and deliver outcomes that hurt, more than help, ordinary people. The debate over the Voice referendum is another unfortunate example of this.

We’re offering a one-hour engagement education webinar to assist organisations provide their employees with the information they need to make an informed choice at the upcoming referendum.

With millennials and Gen Zs comprising 40 per cent of adult Australia and rising fast, future-facing politicians, consumer brands, employers and sporting codes are working hard to understand what this means for them.

Rather than being dismissed as ‘woke’, diversity and inclusion should be embraced as good business by any sporting code looking for participants, performance and spectators, not to mention government and corporate dollars, which will increasingly go to sp

Before engaging with the media, organisations first need to understand their media objectives. Learn more in our latest Media Masterclass session.

To make a real difference, Roger Cook’s summit must tackle the challenges of the clean energy transition, and engage with the community, so that they are just as excited as industry at the opportunities ahead.

Nuclear energy has a role in the global fight against climate change, but cost is likely to be its biggest barrier in wind, solar and critical-minerals-rich Australia.